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Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol’s role should expand says review

The Welsh Food and drinks industry turnover has increased strongly to £6.9bn and is edging ever nearer to meeting ambitious targets for the sector.

New fixed penalties to help prevent household waste being illegally dumped have passed in the Assembly and come into force tomorrow.

Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd appointed as chair.

Social Services and Public Health Minister, Rebecca Evans has announced an extension of funding for the Out of Work Service programme to August 2020.

The centre has been built thanks to nearly £4 million of capital funding from the Welsh Government.

Local Government Secretary has today announced plans for a new scheme to support small businesses affected by the revaluation of business properties.

Fewer people are dying from cardiovascular disease in Wales thanks to improvements in care, but more can be done

Swansea is one of the unexpected stars of a major new drama depicting life in the fashion industry in post war Paris.

Established in April 2016, the project works with NHS Wales and other partners to provide advice and support on the benefits of raising a child bilingually.

Communities Secretary Carl Sargeant has today urged people across Wales to get involved in developing the Welsh Government’s new approach to building resilient communities.

Vaughan Gething AM, Minister for Health and Social Services

Work on a major scheme to further protect the A55 against flooding and improve safety is under way, Minister for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates announced today.

Ken Skates MS, Minister for Economy Transport & North Wales

Economy Minister Ken Skates and Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales, Lord Bourne have been in Mid Wales to hear about the progress in developing the Mid Wales Growth Deal.

The report explores the longer-term impact of the project, including changes in the way schools address supply needs and impacts of the supernumerary role on teachers.

Julie James MS, Minister for Housing and Local Government

A temporary increase in the notice period for eviction will provide greater protection from homelessness for tenants in private rented and housing association accommodation in Wales, Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James said today.

The Welsh Government will provide £33 million to support learners in colleges and sixth forms across Wales, as part of the £150 million it has committed to the education response to COVID-19.

A £3 million fund piloted by Welsh Government in four north Wales town centres to encourage entrepreneurs to set up there is now open for expressions of interest and will open for applications next week.