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The Welsh Government has announced a £700,000 investment to help Cwtch Mawr, a multibank in Swansea, expand its reach and offer free essential items to even more people in need.

This strategy helps us improve the way we run and manage our survey processes and helps ensure that the information we need is collected in the best, most cost-effective way.

People across Wales will benefit from a new grant aimed to help everyone gain the basic digital skills, confidence and access needed to take part fully in the digital world.

We have launched our Net Zero Skills Action Plan that sets out 36 actions that will help identify the skills needs to support our net zero journey.

“Our vision is clear, we want Wales to generate renewable energy to at least fully meet our energy needs and utilise surplus generation to tackle the nature and climate emergencies.”

A Welsh Government-funded project that gives people out of work the experience they need to start a career in the childcare sector has been praised by Children’s Minister Huw Irranca-Davies.

The Welsh Government has urged the UK Government to abandon its damaging policy of austerity and provide the financial stimulus needed to support vital public services and boost economic confidence.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has welcomed the measures set out today by the Chancellor for a new Job Support Scheme, but warns that the scheme falls short on much needed training investment and measures to help job creation.

We want to know your views about whether statistical outputs published on the environment and sustainability are meeting users' needs, in order to assess their usefulness and identify any areas for improvement.

This strategy helps us improve the way we run and manage our survey processes and helps ensure that the information we need is collected in the best, most cost-effective way.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has described today’s UK government Spending Round as a pre-election distraction that fails to provide the long term, sustainable funding public services need.

The Welsh Government has accepted in principle wide-ranging recommendations from a group of experts on what it needs to do to end homelessness in Wales, Housing Minister, Julie James, will announce today.

As Wales considers the future of lockdown, Deputy Minister and Chief Whip Jane Hutt has praised Wales’ volunteers, and urged others to get involved as their services will be needed more than ever in the months to come.

Poultry keepers need to take action now to make sure they have biosecurity measures in place to protect their birds, or risk losing their flocks to bird flu, the Chief Vet for Wales, Christianne Glossop, has said today.

Funding will be provided over 3 years to advice services to help people with their social welfare problems, alongside new training for front-line workers to ensure more people get the help they need to deal with the cost of living.

Findings of the Wales Tourism Business COVID-19 Barometer published today show that although Wales has had a busy few weeks in welcoming guests, an extended period of staycations through the autumn is needed to boost business.

The Order will impose temporary 30 mph, 40 mph and/or 50 mph speed limits on lengths of the A470 trunk road between Coryton and Merthyr Tydfil when work is needed at a particular site.

The Order will impose temporary 30 mph, 40 mph and/or 50 mph speed limits on lengths of the A470 trunk road between Coryton and Merthyr Tydfil when work is needed at a particular site.

The Order will temporarily impose temporary 30 mph, 40 mph and/or 50 mph speed limits on lengths of the M4 motorway between Junctions 34 and 49 when works are needed at a particular site.

The Order will temporarily impose temporary 30 mph, 40 mph and/or 50 mph speed limits on lengths of the M4 motorway between Junctions 34 and 49 when works are needed at a particular site.