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Outcome of an inspection on how well the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service responds to domestic dwelling fires.

The programme was specifically aimed at helping young people aged 16 to 24 into apprenticeships.

A report which covers topics such as  dwellings stock, new house building, renovation, demolitions and hazards, sales, homelessness, affordability and rents.

An examination of the impact of Welsh Government social research.

The research fills an evidence gap on personal accounts of disengagement from young people.

This assessment considers the evidence presented for a number of different approaches.

Recent governments have encouraged the development and expansion of Adult Continuing Education.

This report provides evidence on the factors that shape and influence the housing system and a profile of key trends.

The Welsh Assembly Government is keen to ensure all communities in Wales are listened to and engaged with.

A measure of the effectiveness of the pilot project.

The report assesses the impact that the Local Service Boards (LSB) support officer role has had on development of LSBs in Wales.

The study presents findings on the effectiveness and impact of executive and scrutiny arrangements in Local Government in Wales.

This report provides an assessment of a pilot exercise launched in 2006.

The evaluation consisted of a literature review on scrutiny development and its impact on local government.

An assessment of the pilot’s implementation and the experience of customers using the Skills Health Check.

An evaluation of the management of Ffynnon, its use as a data management tool, and its effectiveness in terms of costs and outcomes.

The research study provides an insight into the extent to which some of the key policy objectives around targeting current service provision have been achieved at the local level.

The ReAct programme builds on the original Redundancy Action Fund.

Data on absenteeism by persistent absentees and all pupils of compulsory school age (5 to 15) in maintained primary and secondary schools for September 2014 to August 2015.

The directions provide for local health boards to commission essential General Medical Services (GMS) from GMS contractors over the Easter weekend and Bank Holidays during 2020.