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In creating Business News Wales, we aim to provide a voice for all Welsh businesses. With no political views or editorial agenda, our goal is to create the number one source of business news in Wales, creating a level playing field for every business no matter of its size. If your business has a story to tell, we’ll give you a voice! The world of online media has changed. Over the years we have se

en a transition from direct advertising to a more content led media model. The decline of print, the rise of the Internet and more recently the emergence of social media and mobile all have contributed to the recent changes in the way we find, read and share our news. With over 42 distinct communication channels our aim is to showcase the very best of Welsh businesses to both the internal Welsh market, but also to those businesses looking to invest in Wales.

25/12/2025

🎄 MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM BUSINESS NEWS WALES 🎄

As the year draws to a close, we’d like to thank our readers, partners, contributors and the wider Welsh business community for your continued support.

We wish you a Merry Christmas - we look forward to bringing you more insight, analysis and stories from across the Welsh business landscape in the year ahead.

- Business News Wales Team

83% of resident doctors in Wales back new contract Resident doctors across Wales have voted to accept a new contract. Th...
19/12/2025

83% of resident doctors in Wales back new contract

Resident doctors across Wales have voted to accept a new contract. The agreement includes 4% extra investment, new safeguards to reduce exhausting rotas, improvements to training and study leave, and measures to tackle medical unemployment - all aimed at retaining and attracting doctors in Wales.

The contract will be phased in from August 2026, starting with foundation doctors and new starters.

FULL STORY HERE 👇
https://businessnewswales.com/resident-doctors-in-wales-vote-to-accept-landmark-new-contract/

Businesses and workers affected by changes at Tata Steel’s Port Talbot site will be able to access an extra £22 million ...
18/12/2025

Businesses and workers affected by changes at Tata Steel’s Port Talbot site will be able to access an extra £22 million in support from the UK Government.

Since July 2024, the Tata Steel / Port Talbot Transition Board, chaired by Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens, has allocated £80 million in UK Government funding. So far it has funded thousands of training courses for individuals and supported nearly 200 businesses.

FULL STORY HERE 👇
https://businessnewswales.com/22m-extra-support-for-port-talbot-steelworkers-and-businesses/

17/12/2025

Cardiff Business | PODCAST 🎙️

How the New Cardiff Bay Arena Will Transform the City

A £300 million arena is set to become the centrepiece of a major regeneration of Cardiff’s Atlantic Wharf, redefining the Bay as a vibrant cultural and entertainment district.

In this episode, host Gemma Casey is joined by:
- Cllr Huw Thomas, Leader of Cardiff Council
- Craig Davies, Managing Director, Goldbeck UK
- Nick Harris, Director, Litmus Properties & Consultant to Live Nation Entertainment

Together, they explore what the new arena means for economic growth, job creation, and Cardiff’s ambitions to position itself as a world-class destination for live events and culture.

Listen here 👉 https://businessnewswales.com/cardiff-business-podcast-guide/

Cardiff’s £300 million Atlantic Wharf regeneration is being hailed as one of the most significant opportunities in decad...
15/12/2025

Cardiff’s £300 million Atlantic Wharf regeneration is being hailed as one of the most significant opportunities in decades to reshape the city’s economy, transport network and visitor offer.

With a new 16,500-capacity arena at the heart of the scheme, and wider plans involving redevelopment across Cardiff Bay, partners say the scheme is set to act as a long-term catalyst for investment and growth.

https://businessnewswales.com/300m-atlantic-wharf-scheme-positioned-as-catalyst-for-city-growth/

Wales is quietly emerging as a UK leader in high-value, productivity-boosting investment. A new ERC report commissioned ...
15/12/2025

Wales is quietly emerging as a UK leader in high-value, productivity-boosting investment.

A new ERC report commissioned by Economic Intelligence Wales shows Welsh firms are investing more consistently than the UK average in skills, training, branding and digital capability – with 87% investing in staff training and strong confidence in returns.

This shift toward intangible assets signals a more innovative, skills-driven Welsh economy built for long-term growth.

https://businessnewswales.com/wales-emerges-as-uk-leader-in-high-value-intangible-investments

Schools and public sector buildings across Wales will benefit from a £9 million funding package to cut energy bills and ...
11/12/2025

Schools and public sector buildings across Wales will benefit from a £9 million funding package to cut energy bills and support the move to net zero.

Backed by Great British Energy and delivered with the UK and Welsh Governments, the fund will install solar PV on sites including Coleg Cambria, Porthcawl Comprehensive, and primary schools in Newport, with more to follow.

The remaining funding will support wider renewable projects through the new Ymestyn scheme, helping deliver more ambitious initiatives like solar canopies and battery storage.

Ministers say the investment will lower bills within months and strengthen Wales’ clean energy future.

https://businessnewswales.com/great-british-energy-backs-renewable-schemes-in-wales/

New data from the NatWest Cymru Growth Tracker shows a mixed picture for the Welsh economy in November.While business co...
10/12/2025

New data from the NatWest Cymru Growth Tracker shows a mixed picture for the Welsh economy in November.

While business confidence improved, firms continued to face falling output, new orders and employment midway through Q4.

Key findings:
▶️Wales’ Business Activity Index fell to 46.8, signalling a solid drop in output – the sharpest of all 12 UK regions.
▶️New orders declined for the fifth month running, with only the East Midlands and North West seeing steeper falls.
▶️Firms cut selling prices for the first time in 5½ years to stimulate demand, despite rising wage, raw material and transport costs.

https://businessnewswales.com/optimism-in-outlook-for-welsh-output-picks-up-in-november/

Budweiser has launched its first UK-based facility at Magor Brewery, producing no- and low-alcohol beers like Stella Art...
09/12/2025

Budweiser has launched its first UK-based facility at Magor Brewery, producing no- and low-alcohol beers like Stella Artois 0.0 and Corona Cero.

The state-of-the-art unit preserves full flavour while reducing beer miles and strengthening local supply chains. AB InBev’s no-alcohol portfolio saw 27% global revenue growth in Q3 2025, reflecting soaring demand.

A boost for Welsh manufacturing, sustainability, and consumer choice.

https://businessnewswales.com/budweiser-brewing-group-opens-new-de-alcoholisation-facility-in-south-wales/

Welsh food and drink producers have triumphed at two prestigious competitions. At the Welsh Wine Awards 2025, Gwinllan L...
08/12/2025

Welsh food and drink producers have triumphed at two prestigious competitions.

At the Welsh Wine Awards 2025, Gwinllan Llaethliw Vineyard was named Champion Wine of Wales, also winning Best Overall Sparkling, Best PDO/PGI Wine & Best Sparkling White. Other winners included Jabajak Vineyard Restaurant & Rooms, The Dell Vineyard , Vale Vineyard - Gwinllan y Dyffryn and Llanerch Vineyard Hotel.

Meanwhile, at the World Cheese Awards 2025, Wales secured six prizes, with Caws Cenarth Cheese’s Perl Las Deli crowned Best Welsh Cheese, alongside three Gold, two Silver and one Bronze wins.

Read the full story HERE👇
https://buff.ly/HjjvZng

The Wales Food and Drink Awards are open for entries and nominations for 2026.Now entering their fifth year, the awards ...
05/12/2025

The Wales Food and Drink Awards are open for entries and nominations for 2026.

Now entering their fifth year, the awards continue to champion the people, products and businesses driving Wales’ vibrant food and drink sector.

Each year, the national awards recognise excellence across the industry, from emerging entrepreneurs and apprentices to established household names, acknowledging the innovation, sustainability and quality that continue to set Welsh food and drink apart.

The 2026 Food and Drink Awards will take place at Building Society Arena on 16 April 2026

More details here👇
https://businessnewswales.com/wales-food-and-drink-awards-2026-open-for-entries/

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Showcasing the very best of Welsh business! In creating Business News Wales, we provide a voice for all Welsh businesses. With no political views or editorial agenda, our goal is to create the number one source of business news in Wales, creating a level playing field for every business no matter of its size. If your business has a story to tell, we’ll give you a voice! The world of online media has changed. Over the years we have seen a transition from direct advertising to a more content led media model. The decline of print, the rise of the Internet and more recently the emergence of social media and mobile all have contributed to the recent changes in the way we find, read and share our news. We showcase the very best of Welsh businesses to both the internal Welsh market, but also to those businesses looking to invest in Wales.