Web Design Barry

TCRM build web sites for customers all over Wales and beyond and we very proud to have been commissioned by Barry Town Council to design and build their new web site. TCRM build sites for business, education, charities and public bodies such as Barry Town Council. Take a look at our portfolio of sites and we are sure this will convince you we are a professional supplier of superb websites.

Barry Web Design services from TCRM are not only good looking but they are also work well, in this day and age it is important that you consider the functionality of a site as well as it's design and therefore our sites are built to the latest web standards. We mix old fashioned busness values with modern technology to give Barry Town and Barry Island and the surrounding area the Web Design service it deserves.

Web Design Barry - Barry Docks Entrance outer harbour wall - Thanks to Graham Davies for the image

Web Design Barry - Barry Docks Entrance outer harbour wall - Thanks to Graham Davies for the image

TCRM Designs are custom built for you, this means we do not take a stock design do a few tweaks and then sell it to you. Our designers listen carefully to requirement, colour choice fonts et and design a web site fit for purpose.

TCRM are:

Professional in their approch to web construction.
Experienced in building sites with hundreds completed
Use expert Web Designers to create the perfect image.
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Barry teacher to paddleboard 80 miles for school funds
Kerry Baker is set to embark on an 80-mile paddleboarding challenge to raise funds for outdoor equipment at Ysgol y Deri

Two Barry footballers to play in UEFA Conference League
Two Barry footballers are to play for Penybont FC in the UEFA Conference League.

New Barry football club started by 16-year-old manager
Oscar Lockwood-Bryant, 16, started the Vale of Glamorgan Rovers with the goal of becoming the youngest Premier League manager

Barry Town United start pre-season with a win over Newport
Barry Town United were 2-0 winners in last Saturday's home friendly against Newport City. Newport finished third in last season's Cymru South and will be looking for promotion this season, as the Cymru Premier expands its numbers next year. The visitors included a number of experienced players in their line-up, including former Barry captain Kayne McLaggon, who only left Jenner Park earlier this summer after eight years at his hometown club. However, it was Ieuan Owen, one of last season's summer signings, who scored both goals, with assists from Owen Cuddihy, the left-sided player who Barry themselves signed from Newport City last season. Owen scored his first goal after 10 minutes, converting a cross from Cuddihy, while the second goal came just before the hour, with Owen scoring from a Cuddihy corner. Barry's two summer goalkeeping signings both played in the match, with George Ratcliffe starting the game in goal and Joe Thomas replacing him in the second half. Thomas was announced as a new signing by the club last week, following his release by Cardiff City. He had been a member of Cardiff's under-18 and under-21 sides before signing a professional contract last season, where he played on loan at Yate Town. Ratcliffe, meanwhile, starts his second period with the club, the former Welsh under-21 international having been on loan at Barry for the first half of the 2019-20 season. Town's other summer signing, Keston Davies, formerly at TNS and Pontypridd, also played his first game for the club. Barry play their second friendly on Wednesday, when they face Bristol club Roman St George Glass away, and host Cardiff City under-21s at Jenner Park on Saturday, kicking off at 2.30pm. Town are then away at Ammanford next Tuesday, July 15, and at Gloucester City on Saturday, July 19, facing new manager Dafydd Williams, a former assistant at Barry Town and at Newport County. The new season's Cymru Premier fixtures are published on Thursday, July 10.

Wales team bus involved in crash in Switzerland at UEFA Women's Euros
The Wales team bus has been involved in a crash on the way to training in St Gallen, Switzerland, ahead of their Women's Euros fixture against France.

Vale school team finish third in national NFL championship
A team of Vale children have claimed third place in a national NFL flag football championship.

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