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Hannah Blythyn MS, Deputy Minister for Housing and Local Government

The Health Minister has today (Tuesday 7th July) announced that video consultation services will be extended to dental practices, opticians and community pharmacies. This follows the successful roll-out of the service in primary care, community and secondary care during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bus Operators across Wales will be rescued by a further funding package from Welsh Government. Wales’ bus industry will be funded through a new Bus Emergency Scheme, providing financial support for revenue lost during the coronavirus pandemic in return for greater public control over our buses.

Education Minister confirms decision on religion, relationships and sexuality education and announces plans for ‘sensitive and careful implementation’

Monthly data which covers topics such as employment, indices, exports and earnings.

Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, has announced £13m funding for a new Wellbeing Hub in Cardiff.

Julie James AM, Minister for Housing and Local Government

A comprehensive report that includes 2019 data from the main tourism surveys.

A high level summit of leaders in manufacturing focusing on north Wales and the cross border area was convened by Economy and north Wales Minister Ken Skates today (Tuesday, 4 August)

One in ten workers surveyed in Wales don’t have a good understanding of their workplace rights, reveals recent research conducted by YouGov.

Vital work to replace joints in the Glan Conwy Viaduct at junction 19 on the A55 has been rescheduled to the end of the month.

Ken Skates MS, Minister for Economy, Transport and North Wales

Hannah Blythyn MS, Deputy Minister for Housing and Local Government

Data on coronavirus and NHS activity and capacity up to 1 June 2021.

Ministers from across the devolved governments have joined together to outline their concerns about the UK government bypassing devolved governments and existing structures to allocate replacement EU funds.

Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

‘Caring is everyone’s business’ – that’s the message as Wales renews its commitment to unpaid carers today [Tuesday 23 March] by publishing a strategy and national priorities, one year on from the first lockdown in Wales.

Further changes to the coronavirus restrictions have been announced by the First Minister Mark Drakeford today.

Businesses affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic will now be protected from eviction until the end of September 2021, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has announced.

If accepted, the slate landscape of north-west Wales will earn its place as the fourth UNESCO World Heritage Site in Wales.