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Economy Secretary Ken Skates has announced that South Wales’ thriving fintech sector is set to receive another boost.
The Barometer assesses business confidence in the Welsh tourism industry and provides indicative results at national, regional and sectoral level for wave 4 2019.
This Community Asset Transfer has transformed a former residential home for the elderly owned by Gwynedd Council
into a hotel that provides respite holidays for people with learning disabilities, their families and carers.
Lynne Neagle, Cabinet Secretary for Education
Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language
Jack Sargeant MS, Minister for Culture, Skills and Social Partnership
Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure
What better opportunity to celebrate the Welsh language in business than on St Dwynwen’s Day – the Welsh patron Saint of love!
Superfast broadband is helping the Conrah Country Hotel in Ffosrhydgaled to attract new guests and boost business.
On World Tourism Day, Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething, says he wants to grow Welsh tourism in a way that supports Wales’ communities, land and people.
First Minister Mark Drakeford had the opportunity to meet some of the electric car mechanics of the future on a visit to Coleg Cambria in Wrexham.
A Welsh Government-backed campaign has supported more than 100 people to secure employment in the Welsh food and drink sector during its three-month pilot.
Registered child care premises in Wales will benefit from 100% non-domestic rates relief for an additional three years, the Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has announced.
Eluned Morgan MS, Minister for Health and Social Services
Bowel cancer screening will be made available to more people in Wales as home testing is expanded to include 55 to 57 year olds.
Jane Hutt MS, Minister for Social Justice
“How often do you genuinely get a chance to help somebody and make a difference?”
Cunard’s Queen Victoria made her ever first visit to Wales during a port call to Holyhead over the weekend.
There is one month to go before a number of single use plastic items will be banned from being sold across Wales.
Lynne Neagle MS, Cabinet Secretary for Education