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Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language Rebecca Evans, Minister for Finance and Local Government

Rebecca Evans AM, Minister for Finance and Trefnydd

New proposals to improve the quality and governance of health and social care services in Wales have been published by the Welsh Government.

Plans to increase the number of women and girls in Wales studying STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects.

Welsh Government has revealed further details of the £200 million package of support for non-essential retail, hospitality, leisure and tourism businesses that continue to be impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

More than 500 applications have been received to bring empty homes back in to use through Welsh Government’s £10 million Valleys Taskforce Empty Homes Grant Scheme, Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport Lee Waters has announced.

Julie James, Minister for Skills and Science

Dawn Bowden, Minister for Children and Social Care

Julie James, Minister for Housing and Local Government

Vaughan Gething, Minister for Economy

Advisor, Campaign for Better Transport.

Jane Hutt, Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Chief Whip and Trefnydd

Help and support for those who are experiencing or know someone experiencing honour-based violence (HBV) or forced marriage.

Jane Hutt MS, Deputy Minister and Chief Whip

A report on the public’s understanding of tax devolution in Wales is published today, ahead of the Finance Minister’s first Tax Advisory Group.

Ken Skates has today praised the ‘impressive  development’ at the site of the £84million International Convention Centre Wales (ICC Wales).

If passed by the Assembly later this year, the current intention is that a minimum unit price would be introduced 12 months following the Bill’s Royal Assent.

Aled Roberts to be appointed new Welsh Language Commissioner

Economy Secretary Ken Skates has today announced £31.4 million of grants to local authorities across Wales for transport schemes to improve safety, create economic growth and promote active travel.

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford will today (8 August) visit the National Eisteddfod to speak about two important matters affecting Wales – Brexit and funding challenges for public services.