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Network of car clubs will connect rural communities thanks to £1m Welsh Government boost
The Welsh Government will be investing £1m to create a network of car clubs to connect rural communities, Deputy Climate Change Minister Lee Waters announced today.
Dolphins, voles, bumble bees and salmon all set to benefit from £8.2 million Welsh Government nature boost
Thirty-nine projects across Wales will benefit from £8.2m of Welsh Government nature funding, Climate Change Minister Julie James announced today (Friday, March 8).
Deputy Minister maps out next steps for buses in Wales
The next steps to delivering bus reform for Wales have been set out by Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Lee Waters today.
£5.9m of Welsh Government support given to businesses investing in research and innovation
Over fifty projects have been given £5.9m of support from the Welsh Government to invest in equipment that will help develop and embed new innovative products and services.
First Minister announces new Coetiroedd Bach funding at Caernarfon school
The next round of funding for the Coetiroedd Bach/Tiny Forest scheme is now open, the First Minister Mark Drakeford announced today while visiting Ysgol Pendalar in Caernarfon.
Reduced speeds on 20mph roads a ‘turning point’ says Deputy Minister
New preliminary 20mph data published today shows that speeds have reduced by an average of 4mph on main roads since the national rollout of the default 20mph speed limit.
More than £8m worth of loan funding will help revitalise town and city centres across Wales
Five local authorities are set to benefit from an £8m Welsh Government towns programme Climate Change Minister Julie James confirmed today.
Innovative and energy efficient development will provide 50 new homes for an affordable social rent
Wales & West Housing’s Colchester Avenue development, located on the former site of the Three Brewers Pub, will see a mix of 50 new modern and energy efficient one- and two-bedroom flats in Penylan, Cardiff.
New Dyfi bridge is a ‘visible symbol’ of the future of road building in Wales
A new bridge built near Machynlleth has been described as a visual symbol of how Wales will ‘raise the bar’ when it comes to road building.
Essential road works to take place on A55
Motorists are advised to plan ahead before they travel as major road works and lane closures are set to begin on the A55 between junction 36 at the Warren Interchange and the Wales/England border at the end of January and continue until the end March.
New waste and recycling stats published today
Wales has beat its landfill reduction target and once again exceeded its recycling targets according to new figures published today (Thursday, December 7).