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06/02/2017

The UK’s most successful business founders launch the second Entrepreneurs Exchange – a day of events to inspire and support the next generation of British entrepreneurs Speaker events, backed by HSBC UK, to take place on 2nd March 2017 in the UK to inspire and provide practical advice to British companies Focus on helping more entrepreneurs grow their businesses domestically and in seizing export opportunities overseas   Entrepreneurs Exchange, the nationwide programme that connects the next generation of British entrepreneurs…

06/02/2017

Comic Relief Live, a series of unique comedy gigs hosted by familiar Comic Relief faces, will visit four UK cities for Red Nose Day 2017, starting on Thursday 9 February. All ticket and venue information can be found at rednoseday.com/comedy. Comic Relief Live in Cardiff will see Elis James host a wonderful night of fresh and raw talent at The Glee Club that will profile and highlight the comedy stars of the future, including: Dane Baptiste, Ivo Graham, Lou Sanders, Mike…

06/02/2017

Oasis Dental Care are holding two Open Evening Events at the practice for people who are dental phobic, or who are considering Implants and a smile make over. On Tuesday the 7th February from 5 pm – 8 pm Dr Zena Aseeley, who will be hosting their Beauty Evening Event.  Go along to chat about Derma Fillers, Lip Fillers and Anti-Wrinkle Injections. They will also have special offers only available at this event.  Take a look at their Beauty Room, have a Free…

04/02/2017

Dr Sarah Curran, Reader and Principal Lecturer in Podiatry at Cardiff Metropolitan University’s Cardiff School of Health Sciences, has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship by the Higher Education Academy. Dr Curran is the first podiatry lecturer in the country to win the prestigious award. Dr Sarah Curran The National Teaching Fellowship Scheme, funded by the Higher Education Funding Councils for England and Wales and the Department for the Economy (DfE) Northern Ireland, recognises and rewards excellent learning and teaching. …

03/02/2017

    A highly experienced care home manager with the X-Factor has had a double success in major national awards. Angela Rees, is in charge of the Ty Newydd care home in Roath, Cardiff, which cares for a small number of women aged 18 to 65 with mental health issues, and is known as an effective leader who is keen for her staff to progress so they can maximise the help they give to clients. It is this dedication to…

03/02/2017

      THE Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama Symphony Orchestra returns to St David’s Hall next Tuesday (7 February) for a fun-filled Lunchtime Concert featuring music from Star Wars!   Orchestradventure! has been specially devised to capture the imagination of children and teachers through the power of live classical music. With the help of presenter Tom Redmond, the orchestra vividly brings to life some of the greatest stories ever told. Plus, along the way they will introduce…

03/02/2017

      THE prestigious 2016/17 International Concert Series continues at St David’s Hall on Wednesday 22 February as the Philharmonia Orchestra are joined by sensational pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard.   These two great performers are at the very top of their game and combine forces for the nobility and grandeur of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, which was composed as Napoleon’s guns thundered across Vienna. Also on the repertoire is the iconic German composer’s Overture, Namensfeier.   Film fans will immediately recognise…

01/02/2017

Statement on the Welsh Government’s response to the Hazelkorn Review NUS Wales has welcomed today’s announcement by the Welsh Government that it will develop a new, overarching vision for post-compulsory learning in Wales. Education Secretary Kirsty Williams AM announced the changes in response to the Hazelkorn Review in a statement to Assembly Members this afternoon.   Speaking after Ms Williams’ statement, NUS Wales President Fflur Elin said: “Our vision is for every leaner in Wales, whatever their circumstances, to be…

01/02/2017

100 Years of Composing in America St David’s Hall Saturday 4 February, 1pm   THE Spring & Summer Lunchtime Concerts Season continues at St David’s Hall on Saturday 4 February with an exciting performance from the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group. Plus, it comes with a ‘Pay What You Will’ price-tag! All you need to do is turn up in time for the 1pm start and pay what you feel is appropriate. Revered composer Charles Ives was undoubtedly the father-figure of…

01/02/2017

The Things That We Are Made Of St David’s Hall Wednesday 1 February, 7.30pm FIVE-TIME Grammy Award-winning country star Mary Chapin Carpenter brings her classic brand of Americana to St David’s Hall next Wednesday (1 February). The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee is on the road in support of her latest critically acclaimed album The Things That We Are Made Of. Fans can expect sections of new work alongside old gems from her enviable 14-album back catalogue. Since 1987,…