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The Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, has today announced plans for more pupils in Wales to have the opportunity to return to the classroom ahead of the Easter break.  

The Welsh Government has today announced a further £30 million for hospitality, leisure and tourism businesses affected by ongoing coronavirus restrictions.

Plans to reduce congestion and improve active travel facilities at Junction 48 of the M4 have been outlined by the Welsh Government.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has unveiled a Final Budget with plans to protect public services and the Welsh economy, providing timely support to protect lives and livelihoods in the months ahead.   

Re-use and repair projects in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy.

Re-use and repair projects in the Rhondda are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy.

Re-use and repair projects in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy.

Re-use and repair projects in North Wales are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy.

Re-use and repair projects in Cardiff and SE Wales are aiding a Welsh Government bid to make Wales a world leader in the Circular Economy.

Welsh Government has today published an ambitious strategy to support a green recovery in Wales by transitioning into a ‘Circular Economy’, as we deal with the triple challenge of the pandemic, climate change and Brexit.

Wales’ public services will receive a cash boost of more than £682m to support their COVID efforts over the coming months, the First Minister announced today.

In his message Mark Drakeford says: