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The Minister for Education, Kirsty Williams, confirmed £3m for improving music services in schools across Wales over the next two years.

The move builds on Professor John Furlong’s independent report that concluded teacher training needed reforming to raise standards.

The food and drink industry reported a £6.1bn turnover in 2015 and is on course to meet the Welsh Government’s target of a 30% increase in turnover to £7bn by 2020.

A new report has set out how the Post-Compulsory Education and Training (PCET) system in Wales can be strengthened so that it can be at the forefront of international innovation and best practice.

Lesley Griffiths has reminded farmers and vets that new rules to strengthen efforts to eradicate bovine TB are coming into force on Sunday (1st Oct).

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams joined children at Merthyr Tydfil Library today to launch this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.

Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths, has today headed up a call for the UK Government to do more to support onshore wind and solar development.

First Minister Carwyn Jones has announced a business confidence plan and a new fund to support jobs and growth as part of the Welsh Government’s response to the EU referendum result.

On Monday, five Welsh companies will join a Welsh Government Trade Mission to Hong Kong to showcase the best of Welsh seafood at the Seafood Expo Asia 2018.

Securing free access to the European single market “is a must” for Wales’ economic future following Brexit, the First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones has said.

The First Minister has written to the Prime Minister expressing the view that the UK Government should take urgent action to resettle more unaccompanied refugee children in the UK.

A service providing support for women at risk of having their children taken into care is being made available across Wales

The Health Secretary has today announced improved arrangements to support individuals and their families affected by contaminated blood through NHS treatment.

Economy Secretary Ken Skates has launched the latest extension to the TrawsCymru bus service.

Plans must set challenging targets for developing Welsh medium education in their areas.

The organisation will receive £3.031m per year for the next two financial years.

A graduate programme helping to develop and retain industry professionals and future leaders in Wales’ financial services sector is being extended following a £1m EU funding boost.

A new scheme to support small businesses in Wales and Ireland has been given the go-ahead following a €2.3m EU funding boost.

A second phase of the £5m Innovate to Save fund to help support public and third sector organisations deliver services in Wales has been launched.

A new group to tackle youth homelessness and oversee the innovative Housing First approach has been announced by the Welsh Government.