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International Women’s day is an opportunity to speak out against inequality, violence and abuse; Communities Secretary Carl Sargeant told AMs today.
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The Welsh and Scottish governments today urged the UK Government to abandon its flawed and unnecessary austerity programme and protect public services, at a four-nation meeting of Finance Ministers.
Leighton Andrews, Minister for Public Services
Over the next two years, £8.8m will be provided to increase school engagement and attendance including £1.5m to provide greater capacity for Family Engagement Officers (FEOs) to support learners with attendance.
Ken Skates MS, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
From initial scepticism to leading Welsh Government’s Facilities Management
Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure
Businesses in Wales have received in excess of £1.7 billion from Welsh Government since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
NHS Wales Chief Executive Judith Paget has responded to the latest NHS Wales performance data for April and May 2023.
The Welsh Revenue Authority (WRA) has today (14 September) published its Annual Report and Accounts 2022 to 2023, reporting a total of more than £400 million raised from Land Transaction Tax (LTT) and Landfill Disposals Tax (LDT) transactions.
Education Minister Kirsty Williams has today announced a further £72 million to support learners as part of the response towards recovery and progression since the pandemic.
The Wales Information Governance Board advises on the privacy and sharing of health and social care information.
The Wales Coasts and Seas Partnership (CaSP Cymru) involves a range of stakeholders working to improve marine resilience in Wales (formerly Wales Marine Action and Advisory Group).
Initiative to encourage co-operation with important international regions.
A summary of the new law to improve quality and public engagement in health and social care.
This report looks at hearing, eye care and teeth, based on the April 2016 to March 2017 results and with cross-year comparison.
The research attempts to explain why labour productivity in Wales is relatively low.
Surveys help the Welsh Government to develop policy by identifying issues, shaping the actions we take, and monitoring changes over time.
Provides a framework and tools to improve decision-making in relation to the costs and risks of investment.