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3 March 2026

‘Make Wales One of Europe’s Most Competitive and Sustainable Small Economies by 2035’

Ahead of the Senedd election, the CBI has challenged party leaders to transform Wales into one of Europe’s most competitive and sustainable small economies by 2035 and put a new Welsh Industrial Strategy at the heart of pro-business policies.

‘Make Wales One of Europe’s Most Competitive and Sustainable Small Economies by 2035’

New Pylon Tech Designed in Wales Puts Cardiff on the Power Map of the World

Beyond Investment: How Long‑Term Partnership Helps Welsh Tech Founders Turn Innovation into Momentum

Wales Unveils its First Trial with Hydrogen Refuse Vehicles

TfW Rail Fares Frozen for the Next Year

Careers Connections Pilot Links Mid Wales Learners with Local Employers

South Wales Siblings Launch High Fibre Soft Drink Brand

‘Make Wales One of Europe’s Most Competitive and Sustainable Small Economies by 2035’

BCRS Business Loans Continues its Support for Purple Shoots

Industry Sets Out Clean Power Plan Ahead of Senedd Election

Food Centre Wales Celebrates 30 Years of Supporting Welsh Food and Drink

Local Growth Fund Plans ‘Risk Compounding Regional Inequalities and Economic Decline’

Beyond Investment: How Long‑Term Partnership Helps Welsh Tech Founders Turn Innovation into Momentum

Welsh Planners ‘Stuck in Firefighting Mode as a Result of Long-term Funding Cuts’

Careers Connections Pilot Links Mid Wales Learners with Local Employers

Swansea Building Society Extends Partnership with Glamorgan Cricket for 2026 Season

‘Act Now on Business Rates to Prevent Further Economic Damage’, Welsh Government is Warned

Summer Start for £55m Development at Plasdŵr in Cardiff

Startup Secures £350,000 to Accelerate Safer AI Use in NHS Healthcare

Historic Discoveries Shed New Light on Swansea’s Industrial Past

Welsh Freeport Projects to Share in £3.3m Funding to Unlock Progress