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Healthy Child Wales Programme is a universal health programme for all families with children aged 0 to 7 for January to March 2026.

Healthy Child Wales Programme is a universal health programme for all families with children aged 0 to 7 for April to June 2026.

A summary of work that has been done to date on the recommendations.

Our response to the recommendations and an update on work done to date.

Summaries of what we've done to support research and innovation.

Guidance for local authorities on how to support adults and young people in custody.

Our response to Estyn’s report and recommendations.

Transport Deputy Minister Lee Waters has called on local authorities to be radical and ambitious in their work to improve active travel across Wales.

The Welsh Government is seeking people’s views on new food and nutrition guidelines for older people’s care homes in Wales.

A new initiative to provide essential goods to struggling households has been launched in Swansea.

Annual report for the critically ill has been published.

New guidance to help local authorities to plan, design and deliver high quality walking and cycling routes across Wales has been launched today.

Every year around 400,000 tonnes of food goes to waste in Wales and, if just one per cent of that was saved, it could be used to provide more than nine million meals.

A consultation to introduce service standards on housing adaptations to support disabled and older people to live more independently for as long as possible in their own home has been launched.

An £8.3m EU-backed package to create new business facilities in Swansea, Caerphilly and Aberdare has been announced.

You should not need to apply for planning permission for internal alterations including building or removing an internal wall.

How we will use your data from the survey to understand user needs on the health and social care topic of GOV.WALES.

First Minister stresses the importance of the European Single Market and of free trade ahead of the British-Irish Council Summit.

A cross government approach to boosting prosperity across Wales is key to ensuring the long term future of our communities, the Communities and Children Secretary Carl Sargeant said today.

Explains when a provider of childcare, play or activities for children does not need to or is not required to register with Care Inspectorate Wales.