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Welsh Government extends testing to all care homes
The Health Minister, Vaughan Gething has today (Saturday 16th May) announced that Coronavirus testing will be extended to all care home residents and staff - the move comes following the latest scientific evidence.
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Recycling Centres to reopen in Wales
Recycling Centres are to reopen in Wales Deputy Minister for Housing and Local Government, Hannah Blythyn has announced.
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Wales’ Economic Resilience Fund will not support tax avoiders
Businesses whose headquarters are based in a recognised ‘tax haven’ will not be eligible for Covid-19 financial support from the Welsh Government, Ministers have announced today.
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Education Minister sets out ‘thinking’ on return to schools
The Welsh Government has today published a document setting out how it is considering the next phase for schools, in response to COVID-19.
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Unlocking Our Society and Economy: Wales’ roadmap published
- After nearly eight weeks of lockdown, the Welsh Government sets out its proposals for the next steps;
- Red, Amber, Green traffic light system to be used to ease lockdown restrictions;
- Exiting lockdown restrictions will be guided by the science.
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Support for Grass Roots Music Venues in Wales
Funding announced by Creative Wales for Grassroots Music venues as part of the Welsh Government’s £18m support for the cultural sector has now been fully allocated.
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Ministers call on neighbours and communities to act as eyes and ears for child and adult victims of abuse
Lockdown is making life more difficult for victims of abuse, both adult and child. Isolation can allow abusers to exert more power and control over their victims, whether that involves violence, neglect or emotional abuse.
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Wales’ emergency departments are still open and here for those in urgent need
People across Wales are being urged to stay safe and well and to remember emergency department staff are available if they need urgent help.
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Why travelling to Wales is not an option – important reminder
The stay-at-home coronavirus regulations remain firmly in place in Wales to protect people’s health – this means travelling to Wales for leisure purposes is still not possible.
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Plans for an additional one million face masks a day to be produced in Cardiff
Wales is in a much stronger position to provide vital PPE equipment because of our relationships abroad and our ability to make things at home, Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters has said.
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New plan published to Test, Trace and Protect in Wales
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Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, has today (Wednesday 13 May) published a new strategy to test the public and trace the spread of coronavirus in Wales.
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‘Coronavirus and Me’ - Wales’ young people asked about their thoughts and concerns during pandemic
An online survey asking Wales’ children and young people for their views and opinions during the Coronavirus pandemic has launched today [Wednesday 13].