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Some of Wales’ most vulnerable households could be missing out on valuable support with their council tax the Minister for Finance and Trefnydd, Rebecca Evans warned today.

Proposed changes to supply teaching in Wales have been set out in an independent report published today (Thurs 2nd Feb).

Cabinet Secretary for Education Kirsty Williams today called for young people, parents, teachers and others to help shape the Welsh Government’s new guidance to tackle bullying in schools.

The Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment and the Northern Ireland Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs met to discuss the EU referendum result.

Welsh members of the WorldSkills UK Team were honoured at an event in Cardiff this week

Latest figures reveal we now recycle, reuse or compost 64 per cent of our waste, up from the previous year’s rate of 60 per cent.

Minister for Welsh Language and Lifelong Learning, this week visited Merthyr Tydfil Institute for the Blind to see the work they are doing to provide disabled people with opportunities for employment.

More than £4m is to be invested to establish a new national network of excellence for science and technology to raise standards in Welsh schools, it was revealed today (Sat 7th Jan).

This document sets out the findings into a report on the wide and complex range of careers services in Wales.

Its purpose is to raise procurement skills and capability across the Welsh public sector.

Ynni’r Fro is the Welsh Government programme of support to community scale renewable energy schemes.

Guidance and forms about buying, selling or living in a mobile home.

Preserving an historic environment that works for Wales’ economy and well-being is at the heart of a new vision unveiled by Minister for Culture, Tourism and Sport, Lord Elis-Thomas.

Economy Secretary Ken Skates today announced £1m funding to establish a new business hub in Wrexham.

A group of 18 delegates from across Ireland have been in North West Wales sharing their knowledge and experiences of heritage focussed regeneration and learning more about the Welsh approach.

Results of the Wales Tourism Business Barometer, published today, show that the Tourism industry in Wales had an excellent Easter.

A new family attraction has opened in Pembrokeshire ready to welcome visitors for the summer holidays.

Constructive partnership working and first class implementation are vital  to the success of the Welsh Government’s Economic Action Plan.

First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones will lead commemorations at an overnight vigil at Llandaf Cathedral on 30 June to honour those who fought bravely in the largest battle of the First World War.

Lesley Griffiths has today confirmed that work is already underway with the Food and Drink Wales Industry Board to develop a successor Food and Drink Action plan.