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Edwina Hart, Minister for Business, Enterprise, Technology and Science

A major new campaign to promote Wales as an excellent place for doctors, including GPs, and their families, to train, work and live has been launched by First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones.

Jeremy Miles MS, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Care

Sets out Dysgu’s vision over the next 4 years to inspire learning, realise Curriculum for Wales ambitions and work together to improve schools and improve learners’ life chances.

Help and advice to ensure your child’s safety whilst growing up.

Jane Hutt, Minister for Finance and Leader of the House

Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Social Services

Julie James, Minister for Housing and Local Government

Face coverings will become mandatory in indoor public places across Wales from Monday as rules are tightened to prevent a fresh coronavirus crisis.

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Public Services

How regional partnership boards have used ICF revenue and capital funding to support health, social care and housing projects

Advice to help you get the right family life balance.

A report, produced by the Office for National Statistics, which presents employee and employment estimates by detailed geography and industry for 2018.

Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, has announced an extra £16.4 million for a 14.5% increase in training places for nursing and midwifery and a 17.7% increase for other health professions.

This will mean more training for health professionals dealing with new psychoactive substances and surveillance work.

The Health Secretary is speaking at the RCN Congress in Liverpool this weekend to encourage nurses to train, work and live in Wales. 

Edwina Hart, Minister for Business, Enterprise, Technology and Science

Edwina Hart, Minister for Economy, Science and Transport

Lesley Griffiths, Minister for Local Government and Government Business

Lesley Griffiths MS, Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice