Business News Wales

A new survey from workplace expert, Acas, found that nearly 8 in 10 employees (78%) said that flexible working was important in a job. The YouGov poll asked employees about the importance of flexible working in a job and only 20% said it was not important

The National Wool Museum at Drefach Felindre, near Llandysul has prepared a programme of events during October to celebrate British Wool Month. Whether you would like to discover the story of a remarkable blanket from the museum collection, learn more abo

Tourism businesses and communities across Mid Wales are being encouraged to start preparing now for the opportunities created by the Tour de France when the world-famous race comes to Wales next summer. The Welsh stage of the race will start in Welshpool

A new cohort of ambassadors has joined charity PRIME Cymru to help raise awareness of the support available to people aged 50 and over across Wales. The group brings together former PRIME Cymru clients, Volunteer Mentors and high-profile figures, all unit

Local authority reporting could take a long overdue radical improvement under proposals in a draft accounting code, according to leading global accountancy body ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). The changes are set out in the 2027

North Wales saw a huge rise in tourism this Summer with one of the sharpest spikes in demand for online searches, hotels and accommodation take up and over all takings. With World Tourism Day on Sunday 27th September, Businesses across North Wales are ref

Commercial law firm Darwin Gray has further expanded its north Wales foothold with a move to the prestigious M-SParc on Anglesey. This comes just 12 months after the firm announced the doubling of its previous office space in Bangor. The move is testament

A new study has shown that a coeducational private school pumps £7 million into Conwy's economy every year while supporting 213 jobs. The independent economic impact assessment found that St David's College in Llandudno contributes £11.6 million to the UK

Monmouthshire County Council is developing a new Road Safety Strategy aimed at making journeys safer for everyone who lives, works in or visits the county. The strategy, which will cover the period from 2026 to 2040, will build on recent progress and set

South West Wales is seeking to strengthen its position as a single investment region by bringing economic development, energy, transport and long-term planning behind a more coordinated regional proposition. Political leaders, Members of the Senedd, MPs a