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We want your views on new professional standards for school teachers and leaders and how the professional standards can be used more effectively.

This consultation seeks views on how to bring Schedule 4 to the Flood and Water Management Act in Wales into force. This makes amendments to the Reservoirs Act 1975.

An assessment of how the use of data and information to support learning and improvement and the 14 to 16 Learner Entitlement Indicators Framework affects children’s rights.

We want your views on proposed changes to how you are allowed to catch (lift and carry) laying hens and meat chickens for transport.

This report presents findings from research undertaken to consider how future support for children affected by parental imprisonment could be improved in Wales.

Early experiences of young people involved in the pilot, contributions from the evaluation co-production group and initial analysis of how the pilot was implemented.

We want your view on how we propose to amend the membership of the Education Workforce Council’s Investigating Committees and Fitness to Practise Committees.

We want your views on how we propose to amend the membership of the Education Workforce Council’s Investigating Committees and Fitness to Practise Committees.

The Welsh Government has today updated its Coronavirus Control Plan, setting out how and when more people and businesses will be able to resume their activities in the safest possible way.

We assessed how the Real Living Wage for social care workers will affect a number of areas. These include equality, children’s rights, health, the environment, and the Welsh language.

Rebecca Evans will see how regeneration investment has had an impact in Caernarfon and announce a further £7.595m of Town Centre Loans to help revitalise high streets.

The Valleys Taskforce met in Caerphilly this week to discuss how work to improve transport links across South Wales could also deliver many of the group’s priorities.

Hannah Blythyn, Deputy Minister for Housing and Local Government visited a boutique hotel and a bunkhouse in Caernarfon to see how Welsh Government regeneration investment is making a difference.

Julie James, Minister for Climate Change in the Welsh Government, has visited Neath to see how regeneration can help support town centres to thrive.

Covers how the survey meets the six dimensions of quality set out by the European Statistical System: relevance; accuracy; timeliness and punctuality; accessibility and clarity; comparability; and coherence.

The evaluation focused on both the process of the CHS ArWAP grants programme (how it was delivered) as well as impact (to what extent has the programme achieved its objectives).

Information on the number of people who take part in screening, what the results are, and how many people need to go on for further investigation for April 2018 to March 2019.

Find out about how Denbighshire County Council has worked with partners to maximise well-being outcomes and protect 1,650 properties from coastal flooding.

Annual report on how Neath Port Talbot runs its public library service for 2019 to 2020. Includes information from their return, case studies and narrative.

Annual report on how Rhondda Cynon Taff runs its public library service for 2019 to 2020. Includes information from their return, case studies and narrative.