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Former Tata Steel researcher retrains in AI thanks to expanded funding scheme

Former Tata Steel researcher Ryan Davies is forging a new career in Artificial Intelligence after redundancy, thanks to expanded Employment and…

Drivers warned TikTok ‘car wash trend’ could lead to £2,000 repair bills

Car experts are urging motorists not to copy a viral TikTok ‘car wash’ craze — warning it could leave them…

Watchdog gives high marks to South Wales Police over facial recognition use — but campaigners remain wary

South Wales Police and Gwent Police have been given a strong report by the UK’s data protection watchdog after an…

From wound care to world stage: How a Swansea tech firm is quietly transforming global industries

What started as a clinical breakthrough in a Welsh hospital is now reshaping logistics, infrastructure, and construction worldwide — thanks…

Swansea Council trials smart bin sensors to improve rural waste collection

New technology is helping Swansea Council tackle litter more efficiently in rural areas, with internet-connected bins now sending live updates…

Swansea Students Take Flight with Virgin Atlantic’s Passport to Change Programme

Students from Dylan Thomas Community School have completed an unforgettable journey into aviation and STEM, graduating from Virgin Atlantic’s flagship…

VPN searches surge in Wales as UK porn age checks spark privacy backlash

Wales records 589% rise in VPN interest as new porn age checks spark privacy backlash and questions over enforcement.

Wales named as future home of AI Growth Zone amid UK-wide tech investment push

UK Government outlines plans for AI infrastructure and jobs, with Bridgend tipped for major data centre development

Swansea’s Zygo Media expands global reach while investing in local talent

Swansea’s Zygo Media, known for its work with top gaming creators, is expanding into business content and growing its local…

World Emoji Day: Experts warn of hidden meanings behind popular symbols

Safeguarding professionals urge parents and educators to decode the “fast-growing hidden language” used by young people online

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