Sion Barry is the Head of Business Commercial at the Western Mail. He specializes in a wide range of topics including construction and real estate, energy policy and regulation, corporate sustainability, and the business aspects of sports. Sion's work has been featured in notable publications such as Flintshire Chronicle, Yahoo News UK, and Wales Online.
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Sion Barry's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry within Wales, with a significant emphasis on government and private sector announcements. To effectively reach out to Sion, provide valuable insights or exclusive news related to the Welsh business landscape, investments, economic developments, and governmental policies.
Pitching stories that involve new appointments in Welsh businesses or updates about corporate expansions within the region may align well with his coverage tendencies. Additionally, offering commentary from key figures within the Welsh business community could be of interest.
Given Sion's focus on local coverage specific to Wales, it is important for pitches to reflect an understanding of this geographic scope when providing relevant information regarding businesses and industries operating within Wales.
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By: Sion Barry
The expansion by Williams Electrical is being supported with Welsh Government funding
By: Sion Barry
Welsh headquartered aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul company, AerFin is being acquired by a Japanese venture in deal worth hundreds of millions of pounds.
By: Sion Barry
Newport-based AerFin is being acquired by Japanese firm Orix Aviation
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The fight for survival will escalate in the coming weeks, with Swansea Council accusing the WRU of a lack of transparency
Newport-based AerFin is being acquired by Japanese firm Orix Aviation
A key figure in the transformation of the Dutch city of Eindhoven into a technology powerhouse has praised the impact that the emerging compound semiconductor of South Wales is having on the city of Newport.
Read this exciting story from Western Mail August 04, 2026 issue. AN ELECTRICAL business is expanding with a new headquarters in an investment creating 30 new jobs.
Leading logistics venture FSEW has launched Wales' first dedicated electric charging hub for heavy good vehicles.
We usually think of railways and railway stations as places to catch trains. And so they are.
It will take on the affordable property element at Persimmon Homes' wider Llys Pentre development
