Biz & Education

Staff and children at Caego Day Nursery in Wrexham have plenty to smile about after hearing the news that they have received the Healthy and Sustainable Pre-School...

You’ll likely already be aware of events on Dydd Llawn Pawb (Everybody’s Monday), which will see the resurrection of a Wrexham Bank Holiday tradition for the opening...

Traditional town centre fixtures which served communities for centuries – such as bakers; butchers; fishmongers and greengrocers – are having a hard time on British high streets,...

Question: should young people be given a say on important local issues? Education, transport, things that affect their day-to-day lives? Too right they should. Like every other part of society,...

It is a legal requirement, in most circumstances, for travel operators to have measures in place to protect their customers’ interests. In particular, customers’ money in the form...

We called in to meet independent trader Emma Wilson who is the brains and fabulous cake-maker behind Emz Cakes on Chester Street in the town centre. Emma has...

We’ve already looked at a number of businesses around the town on this blog, including Café in the Corner, Mad4Movies, Just Desserts, Wrexham.com and King Street Coffee. Many...

News that King Street Coffee Company has been featured in the latest "North and North Wales Independent Coffee Guide" has been welcomed by a senior councillor. Cllr Terry...

Posted on behalf of Superfast Business Wales. September 19 2017, 1:30pm-4pm, Catrin Finch Centre, Glyndwr University, Wrexham LL11 2AW UK businesses using digital technology grew by £30 billion between...

Making sure we have the right schools in the right places across Wrexham is no mean feat and over the past few years a lot has been...