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New college courses for jobs in the green economy
The Welsh Government has awarded £2 million to further education colleges to provide training for jobs in the green economy.
Welsh Ministers call for UK Government action on Freeports in Wales
The UK Government has yet to present an offer to the Welsh Government for a Freeport to be established in Wales, Welsh Ministers will tell a Westminster committee later.
More support to press on with curriculum reform
Jeremy Miles today confirmed he is to provide additional support for schools to enable the momentum behind the introduction of our new Curriculum for Wales to continue and to rollout in primary schools and non-maintained nursery settings from September 2022.
Welsh Government’s legislative programme announced
Counsel General, Mick Antoniw will today announce the new laws which will help transform Wales into stronger, greener and fairer country.
Welsh Government announces three-pronged approach to address “second homes crisis”
In the Senedd later today, Minister for Climate Change Julie James will set out an “ambitious three-pronged approach” to address the impact of second home ownership on Wales’ communities.
Lifesaving programme given cash boost to keep going by Welsh Government
A lifesaving programme to help improve survival rates after a cardiac arrest is being supported with almost £2.5m over the next three years by the Welsh Government.
NHS Wales awarded George Cross on 73rd birthday in honour of pandemic efforts
The NHS in Wales has been honoured with The George Cross in recognition of the incredible effort of all those working in the NHS during the pandemic.
Health Minister thanks staff on NHS anniversary
On the 73rd anniversary of the birth of the NHS, Health and Social Services Minister Eluned Morgan has written to all NHS Chief Executives and staff, including those working in social care, to thank them for their efforts over the course of the pandemic.
Rhual Dairy Farm in Mold benefiting from Welsh Government funded projects
Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd, Lesley Griffiths has visited Rhual Dairy Farm near Mold to see how Welsh Government supported projects are helping strengthen the business.
A Call to Arms – drop in for your dose this weekend
Vaccination centres across many parts of Wales will be open for walk-in appointments from this weekend as the Health Minister makes a call to all adults to get their jab. So far, 75% of people aged under-50 in Wales have had their first dose.
“Gwent Levels vitally important to South Wales and the world – we will work to protect them” – Climate Change Minister
Climate Change Minister Julie James today set out her determination to further protect the internationally-important Gwent Levels as she visited the site.
Keeping visitors and Wales safe this summer
At an online session hosted by Visit Wales today, tourism businesses had the opportunity to hear from the RNLI and AdventureSmart UK on how to help guests and visitors stay safer in the outdoors this summer.