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“We want to improve equality and inclusion for all LGBTQ+ people, so as a community we feel safe to be ourselves free from fear, discrimination and hate.”

Strengthening North Wales’ links with Ireland and North West England is vitally important to take advantage of new opportunities, First Minister Mark Drakeford will say today.

At this stage your toddler is becoming much more mobile, is talking more and is trying to be more independent.

Your child is becoming more independent and capable of doing things on their own.

The tallest building in Newport – the Chartist Tower - has received an injection of Welsh Government funding as work continues to transform it into a 4 star hotel.

Lesley Griffiths has welcomed a “strong and fair” deal for Wales’ fishing industry after an agreement was reached in Brussels on EU fishing quotas.

The Minister for Environment, Hannah Blythyn visited some of North Wales’ most scenic woodland today where she saw up close some of Wales’ oldest trees and one of our rare red squirrel populations.

Colwyn Bay will be transformed into a must-visit destination thanks to new funding for the Colwyn Bay Waterfront Project

People from the EU who work in the health and social care sectors in Wales make a huge contribution to our communities and are extremely valued members of staff.

A radical Welsh law which will extend smoke free areas and introduce a licensing scheme for procedures such as tattooing, will improve and protect the nation’s health.

A major £23m investment in a new production line at Kimberly-Clark’s Flint facility has been completed.

Tourism Minister gets an overview of the Zip World attractions

The OVO Energy Women’s Tour will visit Wales for the first time this weekend, as the UCI Women’s World Tour event concludes in Gwynedd and Conwy on Sunday 17 June.

The Ladies Golf Union has announced that the 41st Curtis Cup will take place at Conwy (Caernarvonshire) Golf Club in June 2020.

In celebration of National Insect Week Dr Sarah Beynon’s Bug Farm near St Davids, Pembrokeshire will hold its official opening on Wednesday June 22nd.

This case study is an example of how Fusion and its partnership network works together to promote and offer opportunities through the arts, culture, and heritage.

The iconic Rainbow Bridge on the A55 has been lit up to say thank you to NHS, social care staff and other key workers.

History Grounded will be provided to all schools in Wales to give all pupils an insight into Wales’s history.

Eluned Morgan, Minister for Health and Social Services

To mark St David’s Day, Education and Welsh Language Minister Jeremy Miles has announced 11 new capital projects to support the growth of the Welsh language.