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Wales’s first ‘multibank’ will provide essential items to people in need

A new initiative to provide essential goods to struggling households has been launched in Swansea.

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St David’s Day: A year of ‘Wales in India’ launched by Welsh Ministers in London and Mumbai

[1st March]: To mark St David’s Day, the celebration of Wales’s patron saint, the Welsh Government has launched ‘Wales in India’, to strengthen ties and opportunities between the two countries.

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First Minister announces St David Awards 2024 finalists

First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced the finalists of this year’s St David Awards at an event at the Senedd.

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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.

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Wales strengthens ties with Silesia to mark 20 years of shared history

First Minister Mark Drakeford is set to renew Wales’ longstanding relationship with the Silesia region of Poland.

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First Minister of Wales' New Year message 2024

In his message the First Minister says: 

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First Minister announces Christmas card competition winner

Mark Drakeford has today announced Kai Lloyd as the winner of the annual First Minister’s Christmas card competition.

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15 million free school meals served as part of Co-operation Agreement

15 million free school meals have been served in primary schools across Wales as part of the Co-operation Agreement between the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru.

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27 woodlands join National Forest for Wales

The Welsh Government has today announced that 27 woodland sites will join the National Forest for Wales network.

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Welsh Government to invest £40m to refurbish Breakwater and secure future of Holyhead Port

  • £40m investment will help refurbish the 150-year-old Holyhead Breakwater, which is gradually being eroded by the Irish Sea.
  • The superstructure – the longest in the UK - provides essential protection to the Port of Holyhead which protects the infrastructure and allows ships to dock safely.
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First Minister welcomes UEFA EURO 2028 decision.

First Minister Mark Drakeford has welcomed today’s news that Wales will host matches at the finals of a major senior international football tournament for the first time.