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15 millionth Wales-funded tree planted in Uganda

15 million trees have been planted in Uganda as part of a Welsh Government initiative to help tackle the climate emergency, with ambitions to plant 25 million trees by 2025.

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£800,000 boost for south Wales community projects

Eight community projects in south Wales have been awarded a share of almost £820,000 in funding from the Welsh Government.

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£700,000 boost for north and mid Wales community projects

Five community projects in north and mid Wales have been awarded a share of almost £725,000 in funding from the Welsh Government for the two regions.

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£1.5m boost for local community projects

Thirteen community projects across Wales have been awarded a share of over £1.5m in funding by the Welsh Government.

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“Help us forge the truly anti-racist Wales we all want to see”

With the deadline for the close of the Welsh Government’s Race Equality Action Plan’s consultation approaching on Thursday 15 July, Minister for Social Justice, Jane Hutt, issued a plea to organisations and individuals across Wales to ensure they help forge the truly Anti-Racist Wales we all want to see.

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“Volunteers are the glue which hold our communities together”

£1.4m in funding has been awarded to 12 projects in the hearts of communities across Wales, also marking Volunteers’ Week 2021.

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EU Settlement Scheme – Less than 30 days to go

There’s less than 30 days left for EU citizens to apply for settled status in the UK and those living in Wales are being urged to take-up the free support on offer from Welsh Government to complete their application.

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Welsh Government takes action against racism. It’s time for real change.

On the anniversary of the tragic murder of George Floyd in the USA, Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt reaffirmed the Welsh Government’s commitment to delivering a truly anti-racist Wales.