Our family has been using Patchell Davies Solicitors for a good number of years and have found them…read moreefficient, easy to deal with and friendly. If you need them to do work they are up front about the charges so you know pretty much where you stand budget-wise, though obviously estimates are just that, estimates. We've recently engaged them to do some work and fully anticipate another satisfactory outcome. In the weird and mysterious world of solicitors I think we have found a decent bunch.

This is a professional run company and very happy with the work they have done for us …read more would definatley recommend them to anyone who wants a website done or alterations to a site very pleased thanks guys!!!

Changed name to IT connects u, great family run company. Always happy to help with all kinds on…read moreTechnology, from telephone lines to computer networks. System support, setting a new business up and need you network and telephones up and running quick they can help with that, they will also get a great deal on you bills. Just give them a ring. http://www.itconnectsu.com +44 1685 729840

I used these solicitors a few years ago. It's a friendly firm to use. When I used it, there were…read morethree solicitors working there. I used Amanda Browne first of all, until she went off on maternity leave. She was exceptionally good - she went out of her way to help me during a very difficult time in my life. After she left, I used Dean Vickery, who was a trainee solicitor. Although very different to Amanda, he was very good, and very supportive when we had to go to court. I've also dealt with the principal solicitor Ceri. I would highly recommend this local firm of solicitors if you're in need to legal help. When I used them, the first consultation appointment was free, so you can then make up your mind as to whether you're going to use them.

Solicitors, very professional service provided and reasonably priced, a short walk from town centre…read morealthough well worth the walk for the efficient service thats provided.

A bit sad writing this review…read more I used Huw Lewis for the sale of my house last year. He was a bit of a character - a bit like a Neath version of Scrooge, sitting in his Victorian style office. I heard that he passed away this year - suddenly in the office. It's a shame, as he was a very experienced and knowledgeable solicitor. The company is still open for business, but I'm not sure about the solicitors or conveyancers working there now as I haven't used them. Also, the offices have been renovated - at least externally - and look really good from outside.

G Huw Lewis acted on behalf following the death of my mother. I found them extremely competent and…read morevery sympathetic during what was an extremely difficult time. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone else dealing with probate and will services. Mr Murphy and Ms Murphy in particular were absolutely wonderful.

Founded in 1996, Equinox is a well known communications agency covering public relations,…read moremarketing, design, social media, crisis management, and media training. Their client base is fairly diverse, spanning about 15 different sectors (including charity, media, education, transport, property, business-to-business, tourism, health, manufacturing, food & drink, retail, the environment, etc). They've worked with lots of non-profit organisations ranging frm the Arts Council of Wales to the Meningitis Trust, and also a lot of transport-related companies such as Cardiff Airport, Arriva Trains Wales, BMW, and National Express. Their website provides quick-glance case studies covering mission, approach and results giving prospective clients a good grasp of the kind of experience this company has. They tweet regularly at http://twitter.com/Equinox_Comms, sometimes offering handy PR tips, or offering updates on their current PR campaigns and events.

Talk about throwing me to the wolves: my new line manager had signed me up to take media training…read morewith Equinox PR on my third day of working in the communications department of an independent utility infrastructure company. The aim of the course was to teach the company's directors and communications staff how to effectively deal with the media's questioning following a utility disaster. I was scared to death, as I didn't have an in-depth knowledge about my new employer, so how was I supposed to answer any impromptu questioning? Thankfully, our day of training wasn't as terrifying as I had anticipated (claiming ignorance went a long way here), but it was still pretty intense: our instructors, Eryl Jones (Equinox's Managing Director) and an experienced journalist whose name escapes me, spent a few hours discussing strategy and interview techniques, followed by recording each of us on both tape and video, and ending with a critique. As a trained journalist, it was interesting to be on the other end of questioning for once! It's definitely worthwhile if your company is interested in any sort of media training.

great company to work for. I used this as a way to introduce myself to lots of schools. I got a…read morefull time teaching role as a result. professional feedback was always available and I went on some great free courses.

This is an employment agency that supplies teachers and other staff to schools and further…read moreeducation colleges. They mainly cover schools in the Bridgend County Borough and the Vale of Glamorgan Borough areas, but occasionally they may have other vacancies. My impression of them is that they are somewhat disorganised and that although they have procedures, they don't always follow them. They are based on an enterprise park outside Bridgend. This makes them difficult to visit unless you have a car and so most communication with them has to be done by phone or email. They are in a competitive field and stretch the truth a little in order to get candidates to sign up with them. i.e. jobs described pre-registration do not always materialise post registration