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

The Welsh Government is making a further £6 million available to help businesses manage the ongoing disruption and uncertainty caused by Brexit, Economy Minister Ken Skates has announced.

Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

Gwenda Thomas, Deputy Minister for Children and Social Services

Caerphilly Council’s youth service are working with schools and other organisations, to support young people aged 11 to 18, who are at risk of being not in education, employment or training or becoming homeless.

With Talk Money Week underway, Social Justice Secretary Jane Hutt is encouraging people to check what financial support they’re eligible to receive and might be missing out on, including pension credit.

Coronavirus laws are being tightened in Rhondda Cynon Taf Council area following a sharp increase in cases of the virus, Health Minister Vaughan Gething has confirmed.

Wales will move fully into alert level 0 tomorrow as coronavirus cases begin to stabilise, First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.

This report presents findings from a representative survey of public attitudes to council tax for 2023.

As an apprentice you will earn while you train. It’s a great career choice whether you are leaving school or college, returning to work after starting a family or looking for a new career.

Here are eight education subsidies and schemes that you could qualify for.

Learner outcomes data by level of study, type of learning aim, sector/subject area and learner characteristics for August 2018 to July 2019.

The report aims to provide a summary of currently provided sensory care services in the context of poor eye health and hearing loss for April 2016 to March 2017.

A new programme is being developed helping people get earlier support for ketamine-related health problems.

New coronavirus restrictions are being introduced in Bangor following a sharp rise in cases, First Minister Mark Drakeford tonight confirmed.

As the UK is no longer part of the EU the State aid rules no longer apply except in very specific circumstances.

The Welsh Government will invest up to £30m to deliver more care at home or in the community and reduce the time people spend in hospitals.

Eluned Morgan AM, Minister for International Relations & Welsh Language

Essential safety work on the A55 Kneeshaw Lupton underbridge is progressing well and on programme.