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A £1m EU funding boost for a Port Talbot company investing in major rail, oil and gas schemes has been welcomed by Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford.

The UK Government should abandon plans to impose a £3.5bn of further cuts in 2019-20

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford will today kick-start a national debate about ideas for potential new Welsh taxes.

Devolution of tax powers will be key to supporting public services in Wales in the future, said Mark Drakeford as he outlined his vision for fiscal devolution.

More than £16m of EU funds will be invested in two North Wales projects, Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford has announced.

Passengers across Wales can now benefit from free Wi-Fi on all Arriva Trains Wales (ATW) services thanks to Welsh Government funding.

2 renewable energy projects will benefit from £9.5 million of EU funding, Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford announced today.

Finance Minister, Rebecca Evans has today announced the Welsh Government’s Tax Policy Work Plan for 2019.

Welsh-medium education secondary schools generally perform well with some of them among the best schools in Wales.

Speaking at the Welsh Pharmacy Conference today Health Minister Vaughan Gething has announced a £100,000 funding package for pharmacist training.

Transport Minister Ken Skates has visited Llanrwst to see the repair work taking place to the damaged Conwy Valley line.

Caergwrle castle set to become 43rd castle in Cadw’s care after a principle agreement with current custodians, Hope community council. It will be Cadw’s first new acquisition of a castle for 25 years.

Figures published today show that following two record-breaking years, the tourism industry in Wales has had an encouraging start to the first few months of 2016.

The National Library of Wales and the Welsh Government are looking for new people to join the National Library’s Board of Trustees.

More than 3,300 children have benefited from the Welsh Government’s ground-breaking childcare offer during its first year, Minister for Children, Huw Irranca-Davies, announced today.

These are the three priorities in Our Valleys, Our Future – the high-level action plan launched by the Ministerial Taskforce for the South Wales Valleys, in July.

A leading supplier of tractors and other equipment to the agriculture sector in North Wales is benefiting from superfast broadband at its depot in Gwynedd, and is seeing a difference to the business.

Visitors to this year’s Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod will be able to send messages across the world at ultrafast speeds thanks to Superfast Cymru.

Skills and Science Minister Julie James is pleased to confirm that Professor Sir Mansel Aylward has been appointed as the new Chair of Life Sciences Hub Wales Limited.

Economy Secretary Ken Skates will visit China next month in an effort to further strengthen Wales’ relationship with the world’s second largest economy.