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This report provides an update on wellbeing in Wales, to help us assess whether we are making progress against the 7 national wellbeing goals.

A study to assess the work of the Community Support Officers (CSOs) and gauge their effects in making communities safer and their residents feel safer.

Pupils will start learning different languages in primary school as part of Wales’ new curriculum, Kirsty Williams has announced.

The plan, which complements the recently published Economic Action Plan, sets out four main actions for improving employability...

The ONS have today published their figures for overseas travel to Wales in 2016.

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has reiterated his commitment to working with business over the coming years to makes Wales’ Economy stronger.

A new Portal that has been developed to help Welsh businesses prepare for Brexit and  navigate the changes and challenges ahead has been launched by Economy Secretary, Ken Skates.

First Minister Carwyn Jones has today launched the Welsh Government’s vision for trade post-Brexit.

The introduction of a new, streamlined, Single Suspected Cancer Pathway will improve quality and outcomes for cancer patients in Wales

People are encouraged to consider becoming living organ donors by the Health Secretary, Vaughan Gething.

The Welsh Government today published new plans to strengthen local government in Wales.

A £4.4m EU-backed scheme to help boost management skills in North Wales has been announced by Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford.

A new dental contract for Wales will improve access to NHS dentistry for everyone as health needs and prevention are put at the heart of the new system.

Jane Hutt, Minister for Finance and Leader of the House

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

One of the UK’s largest and most technically challenging road projects is set to be completed in Wales this summer.

Proposals to transform the way local bus services are planned and delivered across Wales have been published today. (Monday 31 March). They will benefit passengers, communities and encourage more bus travel.

Close to £34m of investment to deliver safety works at more than 130 coal tip sites throughout Wales represents the largest safety programme to date.

The Rudder’s Boatyard pontoon in Milford haven is the site for a native oyster hotel - which aims to reverse the decline in native oyster population.

Reforms aimed at making Wales the fastest country in the UK for determining planning applications, creating new jobs and driving economic growth have been unveiled.