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A new addition to the Palé Hall Estate, where motoring heritage meets modern Welsh hospitality Marking a new chapter for the Palé Hall Estate, The Bryntirion Inn has opened its doors at the gates of the five-star Palé Hall Hotel in Bala, North Wales. Brought to life through a £1 million refurbishment by owners Anthony and Donna Cooper-Barney, the new gastropub-with-roomsreflects their ongoing vision to expand the estate’s presence and deliver something distinctly local for both guests and the community. With a warm welcome (Croeso!), The Bryntirion combines the character of a classic village pub with thoughtful dining to welcome locals, travellers, and road-trippers…

North East employees exhibit above average job confidence and demand higher pay Employees in the North East are more optimistic about their job prospects than the national average and, as a result, are expecting more significant pay increases compared to other regions. This is according to the latest Robert Half Jobs Confidence Index (JCI), an economic confidence tracker produced in collaboration with the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr). The data reveals that 68% of workers in the region are confident in their job prospects this year, surpassing the national average of 60% and exceeding London’s 63%. Although this…

Georgian Oldham: A Historical Gem Oldham, a town nestled in Greater Manchester, England, boasts a rich history that predates its industrial fame. Among the town’s fascinating historical epochs, the Georgian period (1714-1837) stands out for its profound impact on architecture, culture, and social dynamics. This article delves into the captivating era of Georgian Oldham, highlighting its architectural marvels, cultural evolution, and societal transformations. The Architectural Legacy of Georgian Oldham The Georgian era was characterized by a distinctive architectural style, known for its symmetry, proportion, and adherence to classical principles. In Oldham, this period saw the construction of several notable buildings…