Wolfestone, a leading language translation company offering translation services across all languages,Internships at Wolfestone Translation offer young people a range of invaluable experiences with their internship programme. Internships can provide applicants with life experience in an area that would otherwise be inaccessible to them. read more

Wolfestone Translation is again setting an example within the community by sponsoring Kidsafe, a charity which promotes the wellbeing of children throughout Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland. Most people remember the messages that they got from their parents as they were growing up, a mixture of “Look both ways before crossing the road”... read more

Wolfestone Translation is teaming up with Careers Wales West to help the future generations prepare for the world of work.Wolfestone Translation helping the local community. Careers Wales West supports those still in school, further and higher education, seeking employment, employed, redundant, retraining or entering the world of work by providing a bilingual, all age advice and guidance service. read more

Anna Bastek, Director and co-founder of Wolfestone Translation, the largest language translation company in Wales, will be the Key Note Speaker at the Annual General Meeting 2010 of the FSB South Wales Region. Anna Bastek will be speaking at this prolific event to shine light on how other organisations can survive and thrive during the recession, and will offer her own tips based on years of management experience on how businesses can replicate Wolfestone‘s success. read more

As part of their goal to become more active in the local community Wolfestone, a leading language services agency offering, amongst others, translation of all languages, proofreading, voiceovers, urgent translations and a wide range of other language services, have become the official sponsors of Briton Ferry Rugby Club. In addition to sponsoring the senior Briton Ferry team, Wolfestone will also contribute to the youth team in order to foster the development of new talent, and hope that their contributions will persuade youth in the Swansea area to become more active in the club. read more

Wolfestone Translation, a leading language services agency offering translation in all languages, proofreading, voiceovers, urgent translations and a wide range of other language services, have had their company Director, Anna Bastek, invited to speak at Lamajo's 'The Power of Change' conference. read more

Wolfestone Translation, Wales' largest language services company offering, amongst others, translation in all languages, proofreading, voiceovers, subtitling and a wide range of other language services, has received the ProAct Skills Growth Wales financial support package to promote overall company growth read more

The South Wales Evening Post and Swansea Bay Business Life have announced the shortlist for the Women in Business Awards 2010. The awards have been designed to honour female stars of the Swansea Bay business community across six categories. read more

Dynamic Swansea-based business Wolfestone Translation has once again been nominated for highly prestigious awards. This time, the company itself has been nominated for the Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year award, and Operations Director Roy Allkin has himself been nominated for the Entrepreneur of the Year award. read more

You may recently have seen two girls running around Swansea at about 6 in the morning. Don't worry, they haven't lost their minds, they're actually in training to run a half marathon. Wolfestone team members Shiona Oldham and Helen Courtney are about to participate in the Bristol Half Marathon and have been training by running four to five times per week before the working day starts. read more