EXTRA support has been announced for small businesses in Carmarthenshire as the Welsh Labour Government launches an enhanced High Street and Retail Rates Relief Scheme.
Assembly Member’s...
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Cycle shop owner enjoys working from home in Llanelli Town Centre
WHILST most of us drive a car, jump on a bus, catch a train or walk to work one Llanelli Town Centre businesswoman only has to pop downstairs.
Amanda Davies has been lucky enough to combine her...
Micro Businesses ‘bucking the trend’ in economic growth
SMALL (micro) to medium businesses are popping up across the country from brewers in sheds to cake makers in cottage kitchens.
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) account for 99% of Welsh...
West Wales women celebrate success with Chwarae Teg
WOMEN from across west Wales celebrated their success at a graduation event Wednesday night (June 11), picking up their Institute of Leadership and Management certificates and hearing from an...
Street trading fixed with fees
THE TRADITIONAL ice cream van now needs a street trading licence to sell on Pembrokeshire’s roads, following the introduction of new policies.
A revised street trading policy has been...
Food centre under expansion
THOUGH no indication of the overall cost was made available, a plan to add units at the Horeb Food Centre was given the green light.
Ceredigion County Council’s cabinet agreed that the...
Aldi approved despite Lidl obstruction
A LAST minute objection from a supermarket rival failed to stop county council planners finding favour with an application for Aldi in Aberystwyth.
Ceredigion County Council’s...
Beachfront bar goes ahead without star attraction
SWANSEA City legend Leon Britton has left the new beachfront venture at the former 360 cafe after taking up a full-time job with the Championship club.
Formerly due to oversee a sports academy...
Council loan to finance architect’s expansion plans
A FORMER hostel in Llanelli is now home to a firm of architects, with the help of a £167,000 loan from Carmarthenshire Council.
The three-storey townhouse in Queen Victoria Road used to be a...
Rotational grazing key to cutting costs
WELSH suckler beef producers could halve their winter housing period and associated costs by establishing a rotational system of grazing.
James Evans has proven this is possible since putting...