First in UK group to improve social care workforce conditions
Wales is the first in the UK to have set up a group bringing government, employers and trade unions together to improve ways of working for staff in the social care sector.
Calls for vigilance following Foot and Mouth Disease case in Germany
Wales’ Chief Veterinary Officer, Richard Irvine is urging livestock owners in Wales to remain vigilant following the recent case of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) in Germany.
More than £20m to help universities tackle climate change. Loan funding will help universities reach low carbon ambitions
Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Vikki Howells, visited Cardiff University to see how a £12.2m investment is accelerating their progress towards carbon reduction.
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Welsh Government calls on people to stand up to hate
- New figures show there were 6,157 police-recorded hate crimes in Wales in 2025-26.
- With hate crime remaining at an unbearably high level, the Welsh Government is encouraging people to stand together against hate and support those affected by hate crime.
- The Deputy First Minister says everyone should be able to feel safe, valued and respected in their community.
Prepare now, don't wait: Bird keepers urged to act ahead of winter bird flu risk
- All bird keepers in Wales are urged to review biosecurity now, ahead of the higher-risk winter period
- Strict biosecurity and hygiene is the most effective way to protect flocks from avian influenza
- Biosecurity self-assessment checklists are available to help keepers identify and close any gaps
Research reveals true scale of heritage's role in Welsh jobs, economy and communities
Wales’ story is often told through our landscapes, townscapes and in the countless historic buildings and ancient monuments that are all around us. According to major new research published today [Friday 9th October], these historic places - known as the ‘historic environment’ - support nearly 18,000 jobs and contribute more than £738million to the nation’s economy every year.