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The independent review panel interim report on Health and Social Care in Wales today describes the case for change as “compelling”.

The Welsh Government has unveiled new guidance for regulated childcare settings to help them ensure they provide the children they care for with healthy food and drink.

Plans to deliver a seamless health and social care system, which supports people to live healthy and independent lives, will receive a £180m funding boost next year.

Health Secretary, Vaughan Gething, has announced £1.7m funding for a Cwmtawe project to develop new models of health and social care.

A North Wales project to develop seamless health and social care services for people with learning disabilities is the latest to receive funding

Local Government Secretary Mark Drakeford has set out a new way forward for local government in Wales.

On the 10th anniversary of Wales’ flagship smoking ban the Public Health Minister, Rebecca Evans, has heralded it as a great public health success.

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has reiterated his commitment to building a more effective network of bus services for Wales.

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has pledged that post- referendum, Wales will remain a great place to do business.

Influential business leaders and politicians from across both sides of the Welsh border are being brought together today by Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure Ken Skates

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has been visiting businesses and construction projects in the Rhymney Valley and seeking views on the challenges and opportunities facing the region.

Transport Secretary Ken Skates is encouraging people to share their opinion on the proposed option to replace the A494 River Dee Bridge in Flintshire.

As part of the draft Budget, the Finance Secretary announced a shortlist of four new tax ideas – a disposable plastic tax; a levy to support social care; a vacant land tax and a tourism tax.  

Finance Ministers from the 3 devolved administrations have written to Chancellor George Osborne seeking an urgent meeting

Peter Brett Associates, in partnership with Beaufort Research and Loxley Consultancy has undertaken a final evaluation of the Valleys Rail Strengthening (VRS) Project.

More than £50,000 is to be shared between seven projects which play a vital role to communities in Conwy.

More than 200 hundred businesses in Wales have signed up to the Welsh Government’s Economic Contract in its first year, Economy Minister Ken Skates has said.

The Minister for Culture, Tourism and Sport, Lord Elis-Thomas recently visited the CC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket to present a certificate.

The Welsh Government has launched a consultation seeking views following a review of disability and independent living in Wales.

The Welsh Government has made £2m available to local authorities to help them deliver play opportunities for children in their areas, Minister for Children, Huw Irranca-Davies announced today.