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A spokesperson for the Welsh Government said: “We are very grateful to the Hinkley Point C Stakeholder reference group – the members have given their time and expertise to undertake this vital work.

The Welsh Government has begun a consultation today on the future of the ‘linguistic infrastructure’ of Welsh.

Please find attached a copy of the report by the Hinkley Point C Stakeholder Group. The report is under embargo until 00.01am tomorrow (Tuesday, March 16).

First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced the creation of commemorative woodlands in memory of those who have died from coronavirus.

As Census Day fast approaches, Finance Minister Rebecca Evans is encouraging people across Wales to complete the survey and help play their part in Wales’ future.  

As the latest Coronavirus restrictions ask people in Wales to stay local, Visit Wales will be relaunching its Addo campaign, asking the people of Wales to make a promise as they start exploring their local communities once again to care for each other, for our land and for our communities.

The Welsh Government will fund pilot schemes to accelerate the uptake of electric bikes (e-bikes) and electric cargo bikes (e-cargo bikes) in Wales.

The Welsh Government has today announced that Plot 9 at Parc Cybi has been selected as the site for the Border Control Post (BCP) in Holyhead which is required now that the UK is no longer part of the Single Market or Customs Union.

A further £150 million has been made available to support Welsh businesses in dealing with the continued impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The stay-at-home restrictions will be replaced by a new interim stay local rule in Wales from tomorrow (Saturday 13 March) as part of a package of measures, beginning the process of unlocking the strict coronavirus regulations, First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.

Julie James, Minister for Housing and Local Government, today announced four new appointments to the Board of Directors of the Design Commission for Wales.

The Welsh Government will lift the “stay at home” requirement in Wales from tomorrow, and replace it with “stay local”, as part of a careful, cautious and phased approach to relaxing coronavirus restrictions, First Minister Mark Drakeford will announce today.