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The Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs will hear the views of farmers, organisations and food businesses on the Welsh Government’s vision of a future for the UK outside the EU today.

The Minister for Skills and Science, Julie James, has visited a company with an award-winning apprentice to congratulate him on his achievements.

The Lift Programme is a tackling worklessness intervention, designed to respond to the Welsh Government’s Tackling Poverty Action Plan 2013

Figures published today indicate that 2017 has been another successful year for the tourism industry in Wales.

As part of its response to Brexit, the Welsh Government is establishing a new £1.5m fund that  will test new ways of nurturing and growing the everyday parts of Wales’ economy.

With Brexit less than a year away Lesley Griffiths is visiting Catalonia and the Basque Country to promote Welsh food and drink industry and to learn from their sectors’ success

First Minister Carwyn Jones will establish an expert advisory group to ensure Wales secures the best possible outcome in forthcoming Brexit negotiations.

Over 120 Welsh business owners and industry representatives are attending a major export conference in Cardiff today.

The main aim of the new special schools nursing framework is to enable a more consistent approach for children in special schools.

From this month, GP surgeries in Wales are being asked to identify and record the information and communication needs of their patients with sensory loss issues.

A £6 million funding boost to help tackle homelessness has been announced as part of the Welsh Government’s final local government settlement.

Join Dr Ruth Hussey on Twitter between 6.30pm and 7.30pm on Tuesday 7 November to give your views about the future of health and social care in Wales.

A radical Welsh law which will extend smoke free areas and introduce a licensing scheme for procedures such as tattooing, will improve and protect the nation’s health.

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford today confirmed a higher rate of tax for additional residential properties will continue to be levied in Wales when stamp duty land tax is devolved in April 2018.

More than €9m of EU funding will be invested in a new two-nation project to expand the life sciences sector in Wales and Ireland.

More than €1m of EU funds will be invested in a new project to support the growth of the shellfish industry in Wales and Ireland.

Transport Secretary Ken Skates announces £3.5m to improve on-bus and bus stop environment at Wales Bus Summit.

A successful Welsh Government business support programme has boosted the revenues of participating businesses by more than £60 million through exporting, with a further 15 companies now chosen to accelerate their export potential and grow further through international trade.

Community groups across Wales can now apply for Welsh Government grants of up to £25,000 to improve or develop local facilities.

Lynne Neagle MS, Cabinet Secretary for Education