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On 1 June, the National GO Awards took place at the voco St John’s Solihull – celebrating excellence in public procurement and the supply chain.
The Global Centre of Rail Excellence is managing the creation of a world-class centre of excellence in rail testing.
The non-statutory Panel will advise on proposed actions in the LGBTQ+ Action Plan.
The National Mental Health Partnership Board worked to improve mental health services.
The Payments for Ecosystems Practitioners Group co-ordinated the implementation of payments for ecosystems (PES) projects.
Oversees national agreements on prison and offender health related matters.
The Disused Tips Authority for Wales will work to ensure that disused tips do not threaten human welfare due to instability.
The Equity in STEM Board advised on equity in STEM-related study and careers in Wales.
Provides oversight of the Single Unified Safeguarding Review (SUSR) process.
The Group on the Future of the Crown Estate in Wales will consider the future of energy devolution and the Crown Estate in Wales.
It isn’t always easy to get the family to sit down to enjoy a meal together. But it is worth the effort.
Working together brought the community together.
Dydd Miwsig Cymru close to Minister’s heart
Carwyn Jones, First Minister
Jeremy Miles MS, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Services
Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James has announced new funding of up to £20 million to help ensure that no-one in emergency shelter during the coronavirus crisis has to return to the streets or unsuitable accommodation.
Christmas, for all its fun and festivities, can be a particularly challenging time of year – especially when you have children to take into account!
Today, on International Volunteer Day, the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip, Jane Hutt, has said “Thank you” to the many volunteers who have made a difference in Wales this year, and announced a new £4m grant fund for third sector organisations, working in partnership with the public sector.
A £450,000 project will explore whether water from disused mines has the potential to play a vital role in supplying Wales’ energy needs for years to come.
The First Minister Mark Drakeford has today announced a £40m funding package from the Welsh Government to allow the refurbishment of the Holyhead Breakwater and help safeguard Holyhead Port’s long-term future.