I’m delighted to be helping CSG Telecom launch their new telephone system with Welsh language support. It’s happening on Monday at the WMC in Cardiff.
Why would they do that? As legislation in regards to the use of the Welsh language is under way, this is a great piece of timing by CSG what are taking the lead in helping businesses in Wales adopt technology in Welsh.
Pob lwc iddo nhw.
Give us your views on this draft strategy to reduce fly-tipping in Wales by 15 August 2014.
The question is simple: why is that we can deliver (almost) free TV pictures to every house in Wales, yet we are unable to deliver paid for Broadband even though nearly every house has a phone line? To my mind the answer is simple: BT is excessively domineering in this market. They drive the broadband…
This is Bridge Street, Lampeter, showing some road improvements. No doubt this costly work was done to improve the roads pavements and did not a lot to provide better management of parking. For some reason it appears necessary to plan wooden bollards on the pavement and also in the middle of a bespoke parking space….
“Duw Gadwo’r Frenhines” – gan Gwylim Mai (Ffynhonnell: Hanesiaith Gwladol) Duw, cadw ar bob awr, Frenhines Prydain Fawr, Amddifyn hon: Amgaera Di ei sedd, Rhag creulawn rwyg y cledd, O! cadw hyd y bedd Victoria Ion
Anglesey Aluminium have started a 90 day consultation process with their workforce. This is in part a result of the likely increase in the cost of the electricity they use in the production processes. Apparently their electricity usages equates to 12% of the Welsh market. Politicians have said they “will do all they can to…
I live in Cardiff, so logically should welcome the recent announcements about making the city a leading performer in the broadband stakes. But in truth I don’t and the reason is simple: the Cable internet service I already have is really slick and I can’t but help feel that the public money being injected into…
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