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Guidance for the disposal, transfer, shared use and co-occupation of land and property assets between publicly funded bodies in Wales.

This sets out Welsh Government expectations in relation to safeguarding arrangements. We expect individuals, groups and organisations offering activities or services to follow this advice.

Advises police forces of their share of money so they can set budgets and council tax levels for 2022 to 2023.

Agenda and papers for the Wales Programme Monitoring Committee meeting. It includes the minutes from the previous meeting (20 May 2021).

Consultation with police forces to agree how much share of money we give them for 2022 to 2023.

Our 10 year plan for developing the Welsh language workforce in schools to realise our vision in Cymraeg 2050.

The draft bill set out the Welsh Government’s vision for coherent, clear and stable governance of Wales within the UK.

Applies data to model flood risk, irrigation and suitability for ecological restoration.

The arrangements that should be in place to ensure children can move from children’s to adult health services in an inclusive and seamless way.

Advises local authorities of a technical change for their 2021 to 2022 settlements.

Agenda and minutes from the Board meeting held on 31 March at 9.30am, First Minister’s Media Suite, Cathays Park, Cardiff.

Advises police forces of their share of money so they can set budgets and council tax levels for 2023 to 2024.

Information for adults, young people and professionals about Cafcass Cymru’s pilot approach to Rule 16.4 cases.

Guidance on the core standards and values that support social prescribing in Wales.

Advises police forces of their share of money so they can set budgets and Council Tax levels for 2026 to 2027.

Decision on the deregistration and exchange of common land under section 16 of the Commons Act 2006.

Consultation with police forces to agree how much share of money we give them for 2026 to 2027.

Provides a summary of capital outturn expenditure, receipts and financing for all of the unitary, police, fire and national park authorities in Wales for the financial year.

Council tax is the main source of locally-raised income for local authorities. Analyses the amount of council tax that Welsh local authorities collected in the financial year.

Include projected increases to peak river flows and sea levels into flood consequence assessments.