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Minister for Environment, Hannah Blythyn reiterated the Welsh Government’s determination to tackle food waste, during a festive visit to Iceland Food Limited’s head office in Deeside yesterday.

Welsh Government is urging businesses to ensure they are registered for financial support to help them deal with the ongoing impacts of coronavirus.

Essential resurfacing work is to take place on both directions of the A55 carriageway between Junction 33 Northop and the A494 St David’s Interchange, beginning on 17 May for three weeks.

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

Edwina Hart, Minister for Economy, Science and Transport

Rebecca Evans, Deputy Minister for Farming and Food

Jayne Bryant MS, Minister for Mental Health and Early Years

The Welsh Government is spearheading a new drive to get people in Wales to recycle more in a bid to be the world leader in recycling.

Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language

First Minister Mark Drakeford today praised the thousands of NHS staff and volunteers vaccinating people for their phenomenal effort as the first milestone in Wales’ vaccination programme was reached.

Local councils across Wales will receive an extra £2.8 million to help them fund the increase in demand on the Welsh Government’s Council Tax Reduction Scheme (CTRS) since the start of the pandemic.

Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

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

Statistics on disposals of waste to landfill and tax due, for April to June 2024.

The report looks at satisfaction with the local area and whether there was a sense of community for April 2016 to March 2017.

Lee Waters MS, Deputy Minister for Climate Change

Eluned Morgan, Minister for Health and Social Services

The AIDRS provides guidelines and best practice on AI and digital health technologies.

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.