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This year’s categorisation information published today shows that there has been an improvement in school performance.

The devolution of teachers’ pay and conditions is an opportunity to elevate the status of the teaching profession in Wales, says Education Secretary Kirsty Williams.

The ALNET Bill is just one aspect of the overarching ALN Transformation Programme.

The grant was introduced yo improve outcomes for learners from low income families receiving Foundation Phase early years education for 10 hours or more per week in an approved setting.

Minister for Culture, Tourism and Sport, Lord Elis-Thomas visited St Fagans National Museum of History today.

Tourism Minister, Lord-Elis Thomas, recently visited Dylan’s in Criccieth as a Showcase of Welsh Food and Drink got underway for the Tourism industry in Wales.

Minister for Skills and Science, Julie James, will today announce that a flagship development for Porthcawl has taken another step forward.

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has  today unveiled Boots Hearingcare’s new offices in Llandudno, which have been developed  following £250,000 of Welsh Government support.

Airbus and other leading North Wales exporters will join Economy Secretary Ken Skates for talks on the future of trade after Brexit today.

A £9.2m EU-backed scheme to test and drive forward next generation technologies to help reduce carbon emissions from Welsh industry will be announced by Lesley Griffiths today.

Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths, has today launched a consultation on reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to a low carbon economy in Wales.

The First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, launches the Welsh Government’s policy paper on Brexit and devolution.

Wales’ seas provide numerous exciting opportunities for ‘blue growth’, but effective planning is critical to ensure important natural resources are safeguarded.

Lesley Griffiths is urging farmers across Wales to take advantage of Welsh Government funding designed to improve the economic and environmental performance of agricultural holdings

The First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, will visit the Poppies: Weeping Window installation in Caernarfon Castle on Armistice Day.

Providing breaks for carers and ensuring they have the support they need to lead their own lives are among the Welsh Government’s new priorities for improving the lives of carers in Wales.

The Minister for Social Services and Public Health has visited an innovative project in Cardiff, that provides sporting opportunities for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

“Although today’s announcement doesn’t go as far as we had hoped, this extra investment goes some way to restoring the cuts we have seen to our capital budget over recent years."

A Welsh Government consultation into the reform of ‘complicated, outdated and antiquated’ licensing laws for taxis and private hire vehicles begins today.

Economy Secretary Ken Skates has today confirmed final tenders have been invited for the next Wales and Borders Rail Service, the Welsh Government’s first.