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New legislation will make Wales a competitive and attractive place for infrastructure projects
New legislation has today (Tuesday, April 16) been passed in the Senedd that will modernise and simplify the process behind developing significant infrastructure projects in Wales.
First Minister Vaughan Gething announces new Welsh Government Cabinet
First Minister Vaughan Gething has announced his Ministerial team for a Wales full of optimism, ambition and unity.
£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.
New law will improve workplace recycling and Wales’ already impressive record
Wales’s already impressive recycling record is set to improve thanks to a new law that was passed in the Senedd last week.
Economy Minister sets out top priorities for a stronger Welsh economy ‘built by all of us’
Ambition for stand-out Welsh strengths, green prosperity, skills and local jobs form the top priorities for the Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething, who will today (Tuesday 28th November) set out his plans to deliver the Welsh Government’s Mission for a stronger economy.
Farm site sale will lead to the creation of 500 new homes
Climate Change Minister Julie James has approved the proposed sale of the Upper Cosmeston Farm site, inviting proposals which are required to meet new and demanding net zero carbon living standards.
Economy Minister welcomes significant investment in Wales by Panasonic
Global electronics company, Panasonic, has today cemented its ongoing commitment to Wales by announcing an up to £20m investment in its facility in Cardiff.
Single use plastic ban comes into force as Welsh Government strives to reach net zero
A number of singles use plastics have been banned from being supplied in Wales today (Monday, October 30).
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.
First Minister visits world’s first town to try digital bottle recycling
The First Minister for Wales visited Brecon today to see how a trial digital deposit recycling scheme is working.
New facility to double Wales’ plastic reprocessing capacity
A £45 million investment will more than double Wales’ plastic reprocessing capacity and create over 100 new jobs at the former Toyoda Gosei factory in Swansea.
More opportunities for discussion at Anglesey and Pembrokeshire Shows
Upcoming agricultural shows this summer will provide more opportunities for discussion and to see the best of rural Wales, Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales Lesley Griffiths has said.