MORE than 80% of independent hospitality businesses in Wales fear for their futures because of inadequate government funding, according to a survey by the Welsh Independent Restaurant Collective (WIRC).
After losing his job due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Wayne Zeeman, 44, put his cheffing experience to use and began his own takeaway business from home.
When lockdown started in March 2020, many small businesses were scared to lose what they had spent so long building. But what happens when you haven’t even built anything yet?
A new pop-up cycleway has been planned to cover part of Albany Road, at the cost of parking on one side of the street.
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BETHAN Kate’s Tearoom relaunches this month with a new afternoon tea service at the Kings Arms, Pentyrch. The popular tearoom ...
SELF-MADE millionaire sisters from Barry were invited to 10 Downing Street yesterday to celebrate International Women’s Day with the Prime Minister. ...
