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Wales’ new coronavirus testing strategy has been published today [Wednesday 15] by Health Minister Vaughan Gething.  

The Welsh Government has confirmed driving lessons will be able to take place in Wales from 27 July.

The Welsh Government has made up to £9 million available to support town centres recover from the Coronavirus pandemic.

The Welsh Government has made up to £9 million available to support town centres recover from the Coronavirus pandemic.

A cross-border response, involving Welsh Government and its partners, to support the Airbus workforce and wider supply chain is well underway, Minister for Economy and North Wales Ken Skates said today

People buying their main homes in Wales costing less than £250,000 will not pay any tax under temporary measures announced by the Finance Minister today.

The Welsh Government has today published updated guidance to support schools prior to the return of all pupils in September.

The First Minister Mark Drakeford will today see how tourism businesses are preparing to welcome back visitors to Wales as the sector prepares to open for the first time since the since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

As restrictions begin to be gradually eased at tourism sites and attractions across Wales, the Welsh Government’s bespoke Economic Resilience Fund (ERF) has provided vital support of more than £2 million to some of our largest key tourism companies. 

Wales secured 62 inward investment projects in 2019-20, up from 51 investments in the previous year, creating and safeguarding more than 3,100 jobs across the country

Hairdressers, barbers and most indoor tourist attractions will reopen on Monday, First Minister Mark Drakeford announced today (Friday 10 July) as he set out further measures to lift Wales’ coronavirus restrictions.

Decision backed with £29 million to recruit, recover and raise standards