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Ken Skates, Minister for Economy and Transport
Better job prospects, more life satisfaction and help to access mental health support are just some of the benefits young learners have experienced since joining Jobs Growth Wales+ (JGW+).
Guidance and forms to complete your 2026 Single Application Form (SAF).
Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Health and Social Services
A new collection will provide learners with greater opportunities to learn about their local area and the diverse history of Wales.
Despite the Welsh Government’s best efforts to keep the Menai Suspension Bridge open for cars and motorcyclists, feedback from UK Highways A55 around the challenges with enforcement have led to the difficult decision to temporarily close the bridge from 14:00 on Saturday 4 October.
Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills
Financial support for environmentally and economically sustainable growth in the Welsh seafood industry (window 2: January 2025).
Jane Hutt, Minister for Finance
When and how to publish a PDF and other files on GOV.WALES.
How you can get support if you are recovering from COVID-19 (long COVID).
About the EWC, registration, the Professional Learning Passport and accreditation.
Terms and conditions for the Childcare Offer for Wales: parents / guardians service.
Guidance for farmers who apply for the 2024 Habitat Wales Scheme.
Explains the scheme and the kind of projects that may qualify for grant aid (window 2).
COVID-19 continues to impact our daily lives and the emergence of the Omicron variant is once again a stark reminder that the pandemic is not yet over. I want people to know support is available for them 24/7.
New rules to help people make healthier food choices come into force today (26 March 2026), marking a significant milestone in the fight against obesity.
Jane Hutt MS, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Social Justice, Trefnydd and Chief Whip
Disabled people visiting this year's National Eisteddfod in Wrexham have an opportunity to help shape Wales' new 10-year plan to make life fairer for disabled people and create lasting change in how society addresses barriers to inclusion.
Education Minister Kirsty Williams has announced an additional £3.4m to extend the Pupil Development Grant (PDG) – Access, providing support to an additional 14,000 learners.