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People affected by historic adoption practices welcomed to Senedd for Welsh Government apology

People affected by the historical practice of forced adoption have been welcomed to the Senedd by the Deputy Minister for Social Services, Julie Morgan, for an apology on behalf of the Welsh Government for the societal failures that led to these historical practices.

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Record levels of funding for flood defences

The latest funding allocations of a £214m fund for flood schemes put in place as part of the Co-operation Agreement between the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru have been confirmed

From L to R Charles Janczewski, 'Jan', Chair Cardiff & Vale University Health Board; Magda Meissner, Project Lead; Eluned Morgan, Minister for Health and Social Services; Sian Morgan, Project Lead

New test to revolutionise lung cancer diagnosis rolled out in Wales.

An innovative liquid biopsy blood test to improve lung cancer treatment could help more people in Wales.

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Visitor numbers to Cadw sites on track to full recovery post-Covid

  • Over 1.1 million visits were made to 23 staffed Cadw sites between April 2022 and March 2023.
  • Visitor numbers to Cadw’s staffed sites have recovered to 92% of pre-Covid levels.
  • An estimated well over 1 million visits were also made to unstaffed Cadw sites.
  • Income, including from visits to Cadw sites, have recovered past pre-Covid levels to £9.6m for the year ending March 2023
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Package of support announced to boost Welsh language teacher recruitment

The Minister for Education and Welsh Language has announced a new bursary and grant to increase the number of teachers who can speak Welsh.

MSJ Jane Hutt with Steve Borley and Mary Harris at the opening of the Llanrumney Roundhouse

‘Community centres across West Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across West Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

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‘Community centres across South Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across South Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

MSJ Jane Hutt with Steve Borley and Mary Harris at the opening of the Llanrumney Roundhouse

‘Community centres across North Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across North Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

MSJ Jane Hutt with Steve Borley and Mary Harris at the opening of the Llanrumney Roundhouse

‘Community centres across Mid Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across Mid Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

SPACE community hub hosting an event at Cwmbran Centre for Young People in Torfaen

‘Community centres across East Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across East Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

MSJ Jane Hutt with Steve Borley and Mary Harris at the opening of the Llanrumney Roundhouse

‘Community centres across Wales play a crucial role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society’

Community centres across Wales play a pivotal role in supporting the most vulnerable members of our society, Minister for Social Justice has declared at the opening of a community centre that benefitted from Welsh Government funding.

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Minister sees Denbighshire businesses and projects making a positive impact

North Wales Minister Lesley Griffiths has taken a first-hand look at how growing businesses and new developments are making a difference in Denbighshire.