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Depending whether the foundation for a new detached building has been cast as deep-fill or shallow-fill, there could be a small or large amount of wall construction needed below ground level (referred to as substructure), on which the above ground walls (referred to as superstructure) will be built.

Information on Cafcass expenditure for supported and supervised contact centres and working together for Children (WT4C) between 2021 and 2023.

‘More must be done to improving education around menstrual cycles if we are going to tackle period dignity in schools,’ Deputy Minister for Social Partnership Hannah Blythyn has vowed.

The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales gives advice on the infrastructure Wales needs.

Explains the role of Cafcass Cymru when the Family Court makes a Family Assistance Order or Contact Monitoring Order.

Carl Sargeant, Minister for Local Government and Communities

What relevant bodies need to do to make a change to a school.

How we will improve the delivery of apprenticeships to match the needs of the economy.

A review of the need for and uses of data on learner socio-economic disadvantage.

An assessment of the housing and accommodation needs of older people up to 2035.

An assessment of how the Bill meets the needs of people in rural areas.

Sets out the qualification requirements for staff and when they need to be met.

Includes who needs to complete the logbook and what must be recorded.

Guidance on the need to properly assess design calculations for cladding systems.

Includes information about GCSEs and learners with additional learning needs.

A review of the need for and uses of data on learner socio-economic disadvantage.

Kirsty Williams, Minister for Education

Statistics on the percentage of eligible children receiving health visitor contacts through the Healthy Child Wales Programme for January to June 2018.

Statistics and further analysis on the percentage of eligible children receiving health visitor contacts through the Healthy Child Wales Programme for 2019.

What better way to mine curiosity and build fascination in something old than to stitch it together with something new? That’s exactly what Cadw has done with the support of Microsoft’s Minecraft Education.