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Ken Skates, Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology
Alun Davies, Minister for Natural Resources and Food
Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills
Llandeilo Primary School’s rollout of free school meals helps fight food waste with innovative new scheme.
Terms of reference of the LGBTQ+ Action Plan Advisory Group.
Work is under way on two new integrated health and social care community facilities in Flintshire, backed by more than £14 million in Welsh Government funding, Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has announced.
Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Transport
Work will begin on a £4m project to transform the former Welsh International Climbing Centre in Trelewis, creating new employment opportunities and attracting more visitors to the area.
A world-leading manufacturer of protective covers for aircraft which counts many of the world’s defence forces amongst its clients, credits moving to North Wales as contributing to its success.
Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has unveiled a draft Budget with plans to invest more than £8 billion for the Welsh NHS alongside ambitious projects to help combat climate change.
An apprenticeship scheme in the social care sector in Monmouthshire and the development of a specialised autism centre in Nantgarw are among 12 social care projects set to share more than £1 million from the Welsh Government to test new ways of improving and transforming the everyday parts of Wales’ economy.
Vaughan Gething AM, Minister for Health and Social Services
Mark Drakeford, First Minister of Wales
Kirsty Williams, Minister for Education
First Minister to say Wales is in town to do business. Trade mission will showcase Wales’ cultural and economic strengths.
The Welsh Government is providing a further £5 million to support and protect Wales’ culture and sport arm’s length bodies and Cadw.
17 innovative projects from across Wales have been awarded up to £125,000 each as part of the Creative Skills Fund, Minister Jack Sargeant has announced today (Wednesday 2nd October).
Mark Drakeford, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Local Government
Families and individuals across Wales struggling with the cost of food will receive vital support this winter through £1.7 million of additional funding from the Welsh Government. This funding will provide help to those most in need and back community projects working to prevent and tackle food poverty in the longer term.
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.