Lisa Baker is the Editor of News from Wales. She specializes in various themes including construction and real estate, workforce and HR issues, as well as health and wellness, often exploring topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and remote work. Lisa's work has been featured in numerous publications including BlogTalkRadio, Idaho Press, and The Daily Review.
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Lisa Baker's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry developments, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. She is likely to be interested in stories related to regional businesses, sustainability initiatives, housing market trends, and financial planning within the United Kingdom, particularly North Wales.
Given her focus on local business activities and government announcements at a regional level, she may welcome pitches that highlight unique success stories of local businesses or provide insights into economic trends specific to North Wales or the broader UK region. Pitches related to new product launches, innovative sustainability projects by local companies, as well as analyses of real estate and homeownership trends could also resonate with her coverage interests.
Additionally, expert tips or advice pieces related to home-related topics such as creating perfect bedtime routines for children might be relevant given the "House & Home" theme prevalent in Lisa's articles.
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By Michael Vavakis, Chief Transformation, ESG and People Officer at Ricoh Europe
By: Lisa Baker
Late payment is priced by government at £11bn a year and 38 business closures a day, yet the Bill designed to curb it is not yet law.
By: Lisa Baker
The West Midlands recorded 3.05 million overdue invoices in Q1 2026, the most of any UK region, and the sharpest rise, up 17% on Q1 2025, according to the R3 and Creditsafe Business Health Report published on 28 April 2026. That regional pile of unpaid bills sits beside a national search habit that still points at planning software, not cash collection. A Klipboard analysis of Ahrefs UK monthly search volume through August 2026 found that combined demand for six cash-cycle terms is about 2,140, while CRM software and ERP software together draw about 14,300, roughly 6.7 times that basket.
By: Lisa Baker
Many businesses continue to face higher running costs as inflation, energy prices and supply chain pressures affect day-to-day operations . Even
Event budgets rarely go over because of one huge, dramatic overspend. They drift over budget through a string of smaller costs nobody priced in from
Many people think financial success depends on earning a higher salary or making one brilliant decision. In reality, your daily habits usually have a much bigger influence. Small, consistent actions often lead to lasting progress because they become part of your routine instead of relying on motivation. You don't need expert knowledge or
By: Lisa Baker
Emma Youell Design, an award-winning animation studio that breathes life into the often-staid worlds of financial services and heritage by transforming complex data into vibrant animated videos, has been crowned Marketing & Advertising StartUp of the Year at the South East final of the UK StartUp Awards, and will now go head to head with the best new businesses in the country at the national final.
Unexpected setbacks can disrupt routines, plans and priorities, sometimes affecting several areas of life at once. Whether caused by an accident, illness, work-related problem or another difficult experience, adjusting to a sudden change can take time.
By: Lisa Baker
UK businesses are showing renewed confidence in the economy and their own growth prospects, with more than half planning to increase investment over the coming year, according to new Barclays research.
By: Lisa Baker
Data shows average two-year fixed rates at 90% loan-to-value rose from 5.09% to 5.74% by June.
