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An extra £1.5 billion to strengthen public services, support small businesses and drive economic growth is at the heart of the Welsh Government’s Draft Budget 2025-2026.

The words of Adele, who is now studying to be teacher, after attending a Welsh Government funded, teacher recruitment event in Cardiff.

Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure

Huw Irranca-Davies AM - Minister for Children, Older People and Social Care

Applications can now be made for support from the second phase of the Welsh Government’s £500 million Economic Resilience Fund.

First Minister Mark Drakeford will today unveil the exciting concept for a National Forest running the length and breadth of Wales.

The Welsh Government is making an additional £140 million available to businesses to help them deal with the economic challenges of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the UK’s impending exit from the EU, Economy Minister Ken Skates has announced.

Economy Minister Ken Skates has written to tens of thousands of businesses in Wales urging them to make sure they are taking the necessary steps to prepare for the end of the EU transition period.

A new Welsh Government initiative aimed at helping unemployed people who are interested in starting their own business to overcome hidden barriers opens this week.

Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education

Carl Sargeant, Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children

Set-jetting - holidays inspired by well-known film and TV locations - is the latest trend cementing Wales on people’s ‘top places to visit’ lists in 2025.

Rebecca Evans MS, Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning

Community facilities across Wales are set to benefit from ‘crucial’ additional Welsh Government funding enabling them to complete refurbishment works.

Economy Minister Vaughan Gething has marked International Day of Women and Girls in Science with visit to the University of South Wales (USW) forensic laboratory to meet with a growing number of women working in science, engineering, and maths (STEM) and to encourage more women and girls to consider a career in the sciences.

More than 90% of young care leavers who are eligible have signed up for the Basic Income pilot scheme in the first 6 months since it was launched.

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills

Terms of reference for the Interim Environmental Protection Assessor for Wales.

Lynne Neagle MS, Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing

‘How to use’ guide for carbon dioxide monitors as an aid to managing ventilation in education settings.