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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.
Welsh Government to pay for all RAAC repairs in schools
The Education Minister, Jeremy Miles, has today announced new capital funding of more than £12.5m to improve school and college buildings throughout Wales.
Statement from Rural Affairs Minister as consultation closes
The Minister for Rural Affairs Lesley Griffiths has today thanked everyone who has taken the time to respond to the Sustainable Farming Scheme consultation. She has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting farming as a crucial means of addressing the climate and nature emergency which is threatening the ability of future generations to produce the food they need.
New clinical lead to help drive improvements in women’s health
On International Women’s Day, Health Minister Eluned Morgan welcomes the appointment of a new clinical lead for women’s health, who will help drive improvements in women’s health services across Wales.
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).
Announcing a family of galleries as Teulu sets to open at Aberystwyth Arts Centre
The first exhibition as part of the National Contemporary Art Gallery for Wales project will open to the public this weekend [Saturday 9th March].
Welsh Government supports new Welsh language digital reading platform
Encouraging children to read and improve their literacy skills is a priority for the Welsh Government and today, on World Book Day, the Minister for Education and Welsh Language celebrates a new Welsh language digital reading platform.
“No new money for Wales” - Finance Minister Rebecca Evans
The Welsh Government’s Finance Minister has said it is deeply concerning that the Chancellor has ignored calls for support for the poorest people, and denied funding for the frontline services that matter to people the most.
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.
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.
Finance Minister urges Chancellor to prioritise spending on public services and the most vulnerable
The Welsh Government has called on Jeremy Hunt to increase funding for public services and help those struggling the most in the cost-of-living crisis.
Made in Wales film screened at US film festival
A new feature film part funded by the Welsh Government via Creative Wales and Ffilm Cymru is set to be screened at the world-famous international music and film festival, SXSW in Austin, Texas later this week (8th March).