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Shouting Whisper’s Paralympic success
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, which draws to a close this evening, has been brought to millions of TV screens by a Wales-based company, with thanks to support from Creative Wales and Welsh Government.

£10m for community-driven energy projects to power Wales’s green future
Welsh Government unveils new grant scheme to support the development of Smart Local Energy Systems

Results Day: ‘Earning whilst learning a game-changer for me’ – Jack Sargeant
Explore apprenticeships, training, continuing in education and employment opportunities.

From Wales to the world - celebrating major creative success stories
What do a tender story about a gay couple’s journey to adoption, a zombie survival shooter game, and a swathe of breath-taking fire-breathing dragons have in common?

This job rocks!
Ebbw Vale festival putting volunteers centre-stage.

“I left with a voice.” – Young people celebrate success as employment programme offers them more than a job
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+).

‘Croeso’ i bawb! - A warm Welsh ‘Welcome!’
‘Croeso!’ will be the theme of the year for 2025, Visit Wales has revealed.

Securing Wales’ Green Future – Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru is launched
The Economy Secretary Jeremy Miles officially launched the publicly-owned renewable energy developer for Wales, Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru today.

New degree apprenticeships announced to help build the Wales of the future
Universities and Industry welcome launch of fully funded programmes up to four-years.

Social Partnership – it’s the ‘Welsh Way,’ and it works! – Sarah Murphy
Outlining a Wales-specific vision for an economy which promotes fair work and equality - the Social Partnership Minister, Sarah Murphy today made her first keynote speech since her appointment to Cabinet.

'Construction key to building sustainable Wales' – Jeremy Miles
Wales will need an additional 11,000 construction workers to support its growing economy, the Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Energy, and Welsh Language, tells a Construction Summit in Llandudno Junction.