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Cerys Jenkins is our Business & Economy Correspondent, tracking corporate developments, industrial shifts, and economic growth throughout Wales.
From the industrial transition at Port Talbot to the flourishing tech hubs in Cardiff, Swansea, and North Wales, Cerys reports extensively on entrepreneurship, employment markets, trade infrastructure, and green energy investments.
An expert business correspondent, Cerys specializes in deciphering fiscal policy, regional investment funds, and Celtic Freeport initiatives. Her reporting provides Welsh business leaders, workers, and consumers with clear, data-driven analysis of inflation trends, retail evolution, renewable energy transitions, and the small-and-medium businesses that form the backbone of the Welsh economy.
Barti’s Sea Buckthorn Fizz outshone Smirnoff and Cointreau to claim
Survey shows 74% of British farmers say extreme weather is harming farms, with policy uncertainty and rising costs deepening financial strain.
South Wales farmhouse and barns on 27 acres set for Paul Fosh auction on 12 November, offering off‑grid living and farming potential.
Ofcom will keep the 91p second‑class stamp price flat in real terms until March 2028 as Royal Mail works on universal‑service reforms.
Welsh Local Government Association highlights how ÂŁ11bn public spend can boost SMEs, skills and social value if procurement is seen as strategic.
Monmouthshire Building Society and Educ8 Training showcase how work‑based learning strengthens staff skills, retention and community benefits.
The reshuffle is presented as a move to strengthen leadership capacity as the resort looks to build on recent growth. William McNamara, who has chaired the board since the…
Advance payments totalling ÂŁ152 million have begun under Wales’ Sustainable Farming Scheme, boosting cash flow for rural farms.
Harlech Foodservice faces a 50% rise in diesel costs, prompting Plaid Cymru MPs to demand extension of rural fuel duty relief to Wales.
Monmouthshire leads Wales in long‑term house‑price growth, offering strong connectivity, good schools and scenic countryside for buyers.
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