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Domestic abuse and sexual violence will not go away over this festive period.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans will today [Monday 21 December] publish a Draft Budget designed to protect the NHS and the economy, build a greener future and create change for a more equal Wales.

Projects will be completed or paused along the A55, M4 and all major trunk roads in the run up to the festive period, other than unscheduled emergency situations.

Signage has been put in place today [Friday, 18 December] to advise drivers of possible delays on the A55 at Holyhead from 1 January when the EU Transition period comes to an end.

The Welsh Government is making an extra £110m available to support businesses affected by the alert level four restrictions, which will come into force from the end of trading on Christmas Eve.

Those who are struggling with their mental health over the Christmas period need to know support is just a phone call away, Mental Health and Wellbeing Minister Eluned Morgan has said after meeting with Samaritans Wales.

On International Migrants Day, Deputy Minister and Chief Whip Jane Hutt celebrated the contribution migrants have made to Wales and issued a warning to the Home Secretary to close the Penally Asylum camp or risk damaging the UK’s international reputation.

In a special Christmas press conference, school pupils from around Wales had a chance to question First Minister Mark Drakeford.

The Welsh Government will today announce a further £110m of financial support for businesses affected by the latest restrictions, which will start coming into force from the end of trading on Christmas Eve.

The first ‘visiting pods’ providing extra visiting space in care homes have been delivered this week.

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has today [Thursday, December 17] published a progress report for Wales, and advice on Wales’ emissions pathway to 2050 confirming for the first time Wales does have a credible, feasible and affordable path to reach net zero emissions by 2050.