February 2017

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Fishy business reels in the customers

  A new fishmonger is netting plenty of trade in Porthcawl just weeks after opening its doors. The Fishmonger’s Cat, launched by Emma Hancock, is proving a draw for local shoppers who are benefitting from her advice and tips on preparing succulent fish and seafood dishes. Emma spotted a gap in the market in the seaside… View More

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Community bank in running for prestige award

Robert Owen Community Banking is in the running to win a major UK award for its partnership role in helping a community solar power scheme in Swansea get up and running. The Newtown-based company stepped in to back the Swansea Community Energy and… View More

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The future of journalism

Hundreds of journalists and some would-be ones had been invited there to celebrate 40 years of journalism teaching at City, University of London. The postgraduate diploma in journalism was launched in 1977, a rival to then only other similar course in the UK – at Cardiff. We were among the first to graduate with our diplomas after a year of exciting training which included talks by Michael Palin and the then legendary editor… View More

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Where was all this fancy education going to get us?

Getting on the course gave rise to feelings of joy, but also uncertainty. I'd worked hard to get on it; writing and designing a student newspaper, working at The Retail Newsagent, writing tons of applications letters, being told I was too easy-going for journalism. The joy was palpable, the uncertainty was financial. In those days (the final years of the Seventies) HIgher Education was massively over-funded. Grants for an… View More

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Ex-steelman aims for perfection

Ex-steelman Gavin Horton is on a quest - for the perfect cup of coffee. The former quality control man for Tata Steel - and self-confessed perfectionist - has set up Horton’s Coffee House on Millennium Walk in Newport city centre with an investment of £200,000. And when it comes to coffee making equipment he has bought the best - an Italian La Marzocco espresso machine with “added extras”, of which there are just a few in the… View More

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Board meetings on two wheels after buy-in

CaptionNow that a management buy-in has taken place at well-established Cardiff firm b2b IT, Board Meetings are held on two wheels. John Hurst has bought into the IT firm for an undisclosed sum, bringing a wealth of experience and a track record of business success. The deal was brokered by… View More

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February 2017

Post 1 to 6 of 6

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Fishy business reels in the customers

  A new fishmonger is netting plenty of trade in Porthcawl just weeks after opening its doors. The Fishmonger’s Cat, launched by Emma Hancock, is proving a draw for local shoppers who are benefitting from her advice and tips on preparing succulent fish and seafood dishes. Emma spotted a gap in the market in the seaside… View More

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Community bank in running for prestige award

Robert Owen Community Banking is in the running to win a major UK award for its partnership role in helping a community solar power scheme in Swansea get up and running. The Newtown-based company stepped in to back the Swansea Community Energy and… View More

0

The future of journalism

Hundreds of journalists and some would-be ones had been invited there to celebrate 40 years of journalism teaching at City, University of London. The postgraduate diploma in journalism was launched in 1977, a rival to then only other similar course in the UK – at Cardiff. We were among the first to graduate with our diplomas after a year of exciting training which included talks by Michael Palin and the then legendary editor… View More

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Where was all this fancy education going to get us?

Getting on the course gave rise to feelings of joy, but also uncertainty. I'd worked hard to get on it; writing and designing a student newspaper, working at The Retail Newsagent, writing tons of applications letters, being told I was too easy-going for journalism. The joy was palpable, the uncertainty was financial. In those days (the final years of the Seventies) HIgher Education was massively over-funded. Grants for an… View More

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Ex-steelman aims for perfection

Ex-steelman Gavin Horton is on a quest - for the perfect cup of coffee. The former quality control man for Tata Steel - and self-confessed perfectionist - has set up Horton’s Coffee House on Millennium Walk in Newport city centre with an investment of £200,000. And when it comes to coffee making equipment he has bought the best - an Italian La Marzocco espresso machine with “added extras”, of which there are just a few in the… View More

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Board meetings on two wheels after buy-in

CaptionNow that a management buy-in has taken place at well-established Cardiff firm b2b IT, Board Meetings are held on two wheels. John Hurst has bought into the IT firm for an undisclosed sum, bringing a wealth of experience and a track record of business success. The deal was brokered by… View More