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Dawn Bowden MS, Deputy Minister for Arts and Sport, and Chief Whip

Jeremy Miles MS, Minister for Education and Welsh Language

The Welsh Government has invested £6.6m over 3 years to support Welsh-medium late immersion provision across Wales. The project, which aims to bring the educational virtual reality (VR) game to pupils learning Welsh across Wales, is part of this investment.

The Welsh Government has heralded France as ‘destination numéro un’ for Welsh food and drink exports at a gastronomic celebration in Lyon.

Aber Falls Distillery in North Wales has joined the list of Welsh producers awarded UK protected status for their Single Malt Welsh Whisky.

Julie James, Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology

Rapid testing for bacterial infections is being rolled out in community pharmacies and GP surgeries across Wales.

£30,000 in funding has been awarded to two schools in Flintshire enabling them to expand holiday provision for children, right across the county, with complex Additional Learning Needs (ALN).

Dawn Bowden , Minister for Children and Social Care Jeremy Miles , Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills

More than ten thousand jobs are planned for Wales after £1.4 billion of extra investment was announced by the First Minister today ahead of the Wales Investment Summit.

Carwyn Jones, First Minister

This report details the findings from an evaluation of the homelessness interventions in Wales. Specifically, the evaluation includes Phase 2 approach to homelessness, Housing First, and the Youth Homelessness Innovation Fund.

Kirsty Williams, Minister for Education

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has been in Crumlin to open the new £14m global headquarters of life sciences company, BBI Group.

A report which provides information on opening hours and appointment times of GP practices for 2019.

Kirsty Williams AM, Minister for Education

More children will soon benefit from a programme aiming to inspire and develop Wales’ engineers of tomorrow, thanks to a £1.2 million investment from Welsh Government.

Lesley Griffiths, Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs

Last year local authorities in North Wales were awarded a total of £966,000 to deliver small Property Development Grants (PDGs) to improve commercial units and empty buildings in their town centres.