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Julie James MS, Minister for Housing and Local Government

People in Swansea and the surrounding areas are being encouraged to find out more about an innovative research project designed to better understand the health of the nation.

First Minister Mark Drakeford will today [Friday] say alert level zero protective measures will be strengthened to keep people safe and help reduce high levels of coronavirus in Wales.

We want to build a bypass and introduce a one-way system, to improve journey times, increase safety and reduce pollution

Lee Waters MS, Deputy Minister for Climate Change

Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James has invited Jon Sparkes, Chief Executive of Crisis, to chair a homelessness action group.

Lesley Griffiths has today confirmed regulations covering the whole of Wales to protect water quality from agricultural pollution will be introduced next spring.

There are now a record number of consultants, nurses, midwives and ambulance service staff employed in the NHS in Wales, new statistics published today show.

Additional work will be carried out by Transport for Wales to develop the case for investment in rail infrastructure in North Wales, Minister for Transport Ken Skates has announced.

As the Royal Welsh Show gets underway virtually today, Rural Affairs Minister Lesley Griffiths has thanked everyone in the agricultural industry for their resilience and dedication during the Covid19 pandemic.

Jane Davidson, Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Housing

Data on severity of injury and type of road user for April to June 2023.

Huw Irranca-Davies, Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

Jayne Bryant MS, Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government

Gwenda Thomas AM, Deputy Minister for Children and Social Services

Healthy Child Wales Programme is a universal health programme for all families with children aged 0 to 7; introduced on 1 October 2016.

People struggling to heat their homes in Wales are to receive extra financial support as the conflict in the Middle East continues to push up global fuel prices.

As Covid-19 restrictions ease, the Welsh Government is stepping up support to promote face to face services for victims and survivors of violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence (VAWDASV).

Guidance to support NHS staff to implement the legislation was developed through consultations with nurses, patients,  staff and stakeholder groups.

First Minister Mark Drakeford has written an open letter to all EU nationals living in Wales urging those who have yet to apply for settled status to do so before the deadline in June.