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The University of Salford’s disruptive technologies and AI experts, Dr Maria Kutar and Dr Gordon Fletcher, share their predictions for the next 12 months and…
A Spectacular Evening of Fashion, Heritage, and Innovation in Newtown The historic Pryce Jones Building in Newtown came alive with style, creativity, and celebration as…
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