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Jack Sargeant, Minister for Culture, Skills and Social Partnership

People across Wales will benefit from increased access to nature as ten new woodland sites join the National Forest for Wales network.

Julie James, Minister for Skills and Science

Childcare settings across Wales are being supported to ensure young children have a healthy start in life

First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, has today set out his government’s legislative priorities for the year ahead.

Cardiff is one of eight major venues in three continents which will be visited this year by the 2018 Extreme Sailing Series™ - which takes place for the 12th consecutive year.

This week, Tourism Minister, Lord Elis-Thomas visited north Wales where tourism businesses are gearing up for the Easter holidays.

Plans to increase the number of women and girls in Wales studying STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects.

TrawsCymru, the long distance bus service in Wales, celebrates its next chapter – fittingly during national Catch the Bus Week - thanks to £2.1m in Welsh Government funding.

First Minister Mark Drakeford visited St Thomas’s Church in Caerphilly today to thank Reverend Dean Aaron Roberts and his army of volunteers, who have supported those in need in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

Technology companies looking to invest in Wales are being put off from doing so by the UK Government’s continued delay in publishing asemiconductor strategy, Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has warned.

The Welsh Government’s Tîm Cymru approach to the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar increased the visibility and profile of Wales on the international stage during and after the competition, new research published today shows.

Jeremy Miles MS, Minister for Education and Welsh Language

The first year of giving free Welsh lessons for young people and staff in the education sector has been a success according to the Welsh Government, making it easier than ever for people to learn the language.

As the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions ask people in Wales to stay local, Visit Wales will be relaunching its Addo campaign, asking the people of Wales to make a promise as they start exploring their local communities once again to care for each other, for our land and for our communities.

Kirsty Williams MS, Minister for Education and Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Health and Social Services

Arts and cultural events across Wales are looking forward to welcoming back visitors in person over the coming months as organisers switch back to live audience performances.

The Welsh Government is investing a further £4.5 million of capital funding this year in new sport facilities across Wales, Deputy Minister for Arts and Sport, Dawn Bowden has announced today.

Eluned Morgan MS, First Minister