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Two Cardiff technology companies, travel software provider Inspiretec and AI specialist SystemsX, are launching a new AI product this week at WTM London.
Agent Assist brings SystemsX’s AI into Inspiretec’s travel CRM, automatically summarising customer calls, drafting follow-up emails and identifying next actions for travel consultants. Call feedback also helps manager...
Pink Storage, the self storage business founded in Wales by Cardiff entrepreneur Scott Evans in 2016, received four awards for the business and its founder in October, as it marks ten years since opening its first Welsh site.
The company was named Scale Up of the Year at the BusinessIn Wales Awards, where Scott Evans was also named Entrepreneur of the Year. It has sinc...
Caerphilly County Borough Council has launched its annual Operation Santa appeal, which will stay open until Friday 27 November.
The appeal aims to provide presents for children nominated by their social workers. The council said hundreds of children across the borough are at risk of not receiving a gift this Christmas.
Residents are being asked to pledge cash t...
Ysgol Calon Cymru has been removed from the list of schools requiring significant improvement after Estyn recognised the progress made by the school.
Following a monitoring visit in October 2026, Estyn judged that the school had made sufficient progress against the recommendations from its previous inspection.
Inspectors highlighted improvements in teaching and ...
Pembrokeshire County Council has warned residents to remain vigilant after reports of scam messages claiming people are entitled to a Council Tax refund.
The messages, which may be sent by email or text message or through unofficial websites, claim that recipients have overpaid their Council Tax and can receive a refund by providing personal and financial information.<...