Articles, tagged with "welsh", page 4

Gwent Health Trust Sees Rise in Negligence Claims

Gwent Healthcare trust has seen the number of medical negligence and personal injury claims made against it rise by a third in 2008, this rise has been described by some in the health care trust as "dramatic". The new numbers where released by the organis... Read >
Author: seamus

The Company Name Check Process – Avoiding the Pitfalls

A company name check is essential when selecting a name for your proposed company. A thorough check will inform you of relevant legal restrictions, and allow you to work with them in the quest for the perfect name. You should perform a company name chec... Read >
Author: James Quinn

Golf News - Woosnam Looks to Home Success

Welsh senior Ian Woosnam is looking to clinch two consecutive wins having just taken the title in the Parkridge Polish Seniors Championship and with the Ryder Cup Wales Seniors Open approaching this weekend. Indeed, Woosnam is coming home in positive spir... Read >
Author: Sarfaraz Khan

Personalised Number plates Twenty Years On

So who are buying these number plates and why? When first launched onto the market, the plates were a sign of individuality, fast becoming indicators of status and wealth. Over time, as increasing numbers of drivers from all classes and walks of life ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Holiday cottage

Holiday Cottages popularly used in United Kingdom for accommodation are usually petite homes which vacationers rent and sprint as if they were their home for their duration of stay. This gives the liberty of eating in, eating out, staying in bed throughou... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson

Welsh tourism hopes to cash in on the recession

There may be an 'up' side to the recession, at least for areas like Wales. The tourism industry there has shifted its focus a little bit and is working on cashing in on tourists who would normally go on expensive, foreign holidays. These people generally ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Sat Navs in Ambulances

In a bid to speed up the time it takes for ambulances to arrive at their destinations, many ambulances are now being fitted with some of the latest satellite navigation technology on the market. This new scheme is set to cost around 10 million pounds ... Read >
Author: Dan Collins

Great things to do on your Snowdonia Holiday

A trip to Wales is always worth doing particularly these days when more and more people are taking holidays within the UK instead of going abroad. With that in mind and because of my recent trip to Snowdonia I've decided to help you all and make a list of... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Looking For a Welsh SEO Expert

If you are in the market for an SEO expert in Wales, you might be in for a shock. There are many different companies that offer this type of service. However, you may be confused in who you should choose out of the 509,000 results listed on Google for SEO... Read >
Author: steve magill

May Your Son Live Long Lucky Life

What comes to your mind when you first realize that you have conceived? We know you jump with joy and start contemplating whether it is a boy or a girl. Anyone would do for you and you decide there itself that you will shower your kid with your unfathomab... Read >
Author: zander smith

Who Are You?

I am asking you the question: Who are you? … Maybe, I should just simplify the question and ask you, "What is your NAME?" because your NAME IS really who you are. If you want to know WHO you are or WHO you will become, then, in all honesty, you must ... Read >
Author: Micahyah Hawkins

Curry has Profound Health Benefits

Researchers in America have found conclusive evidence that Curry has profound health benefits. Their research shows that the ingredient turmeric; which happens to be an essential component of the entire curry preparation, prevents diseases like cancer. Pr... Read >
Author: lan Cuxv

Injury claims can lend a helping hand

Accidents happen all the time; occurring through personal fault, or as a result of others' actions, they are a common factor of everyday life. Just look at the statistics: every year, according to the Citizens Advice Bureau, around 2.5 million people in... Read >
Author: mpressman

'G' up for energy performance

From October 2008 landlords offering property for rent will be required by law to provide prospective tenants with an Energy Performance Certificate for their property. The certificates (‘EPCs') will have to be provided free either when (or before) a... Read >
Author: Karl Hopkins

Quantum CAD puts on a display at airshow

Quantum CAD Ltd, one of the UK's leading PCB & electronic design companies exhibits at Farnborough Airshow 2008. In line with its expansion plans to further increase its presence in existing key market segments, electronics design company Quantum CAD w... Read >
Author: Quantum CAD

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