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Vikki Howells MS, Minister for Further and Higher Education

The Cabinet Secretary for Education has today, November 5th, outlined the key improvement priorities for school in Wales as well as more funding for initiatives to improve attainment in literacy, maths and science.

Emergency departments across Wales are being challenged to embrace digital technology in a bid to make patient care more efficient and become environmentally sustainable.

Every year around 400,000 tonnes of food goes to waste in Wales and, if just one per cent of that was saved, it could be used to provide more than nine million meals.

Significant progress is being made on the Wrexham and Flintshire Investment Zone, as business FI Real Estate Management (FIREM) invests in growth.

Carl Sargeant, Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children

The number of people waiting more than an hour to transfer from an ambulance into an emergency department in Wales has fallen by almost a fifth.

Carl Sargeant, Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children

Carl Sargeant, Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children

The Minister for Education, Kirsty Williams, returns to Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor today for the awards ceremony of the All Wales Coding Competition - Codio Cymru.

The Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, has officially launched a pilot degree apprenticeship scheme in Wales, supported by £20m of Welsh Government funding.

The Welsh Government has become the first signatory of the UK Steel Charter, Economy Minister Ken Skates has announced today.

The Welsh Government will continue to support farmers post-Brexit but in a much smarter way, that was the message from Lesley Griffiths to the NFU Cymru annual conference.

The day before the UK Government triggers Article 50, the Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs delivered a £223million boost to Wales’ rural communities.

An unprecedented number of farmers have attended roadshow events across Wales to hear of the challenges and opportunities the industry faces, along with the support available.

Childcare settings across Wales are being supported to ensure young children have a healthy start in life

Health Secretary, Vaughan Gething, has outlined major changes to the way NHS and social care is organised in the future

More people with autism in Wales are now experiencing quicker access to better services as a result of additional investment put in place by the Welsh Government.

The way services are delivered for people with a learning disability in Wales is to be transformed to ensure they have what they need to lead successful lives.

A new fund has been launched in Wales to help community groups dispel some of the myths around organ donation in black, Asian and ethnic minority communities.