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Guidance about checking if the building you manage needs a license and how to apply.

Helping farmers and land managers meet the needs of the Enhanced Nutrient Management approach.

This schedule is a list of records that need to be kept by the Welsh Government for a specific length of time.

Advises fire and rescue services they do not need to routinely report fire fatalities.

Letter to health boards on the actions they need to take to make progress on hepatitis B and C elimination.

The Welsh Government is contacting people in Wales who have been identified as being at very high risk of severe illness from coronavirus.

All claims will be reviewed within 6 months of the NHS having all the information that it needs.

Consumer research with cyclists, exploring their needs when taking cycling breaks and holidays.

The Welsh Optometric Committee supports the need for stricter vision standards of drivers in Wales.

Recognising the need to increase the long-term sustainability and growth of the procurement profession in Wales.

The Science and Evidence Sub Group advised on the science and evidence needs for Marine Renewable Energy projects.

As the NHS turns 75, Health Minister Eluned Morgan has set out how the NHS will need to be reformed and how the public will need to help shape those reforms if the NHS is to celebrate a centenary.

Wales and Ireland need to work together to overcome post-Brexit trade challenges.

Key information and dates you need to know for the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) Universal Layer.

The Minister for Education, Kirsty Williams, is encouraging parents and carers to contact their local authority to see if they are eligible for the Pupil Development Grant (PDG) – Access.

The Welsh Government’s views on the reforms needed to put the Union on a sustainable footing for the future.

The Welsh Optometric Committee supports the need for stricter vision standards of drivers in Wales.

The report looks at aspects of loneliness in terms of the absence of close personal relationships and a lack of wider social contacts for April 2022 to March 2023.

The report looks at aspects of loneliness in terms of the absence of close personal relationships and a lack of wider social contacts for April 2019 to March 2020.

Action needs to be taken to tackle loneliness and social isolation, which already impacts 1 in 5 people in Wales.