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Welsh Minister’s stark warning to Westminster on International Migrants Day
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.
Pupils quiz First Minister about Christmas plans
In a special Christmas press conference, school pupils from around Wales had a chance to question First Minister Mark Drakeford.
EMBARGOED TRAILER: 00.01 Friday 18 December
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.
“Having the pod will make us part of the community again” – first ‘visiting pods’ delivered to Welsh care homes
The first ‘visiting pods’ providing extra visiting space in care homes have been delivered this week.
Welsh Government welcomes advice of Climate Change Committee to set a net zero target for Wales – but “everyone needs to play their part” to respond to the climate and nature emergency
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.
North and Mid Wales Growth Deals to reach major milestones
The North and Mid Wales Growth Deals are due to reach major milestones over the next few days, which will mean every region of Wales will be covered by a growth deal.
Datganiad gan Lywodraeth y DU, Llywodraeth yr Alban a Llywodraeth Cymru
CADW'N DDIOGEL DROS Y NADOLIG
Statement from the UK Government, Scottish Government and Welsh Government
STAYING SAFE AT CHRISTMAS
Education Minister Kirsty Williams provides further clarity on system to replace exams for general qualifications in 2021
Education Minister Kirsty Williams has today (Wednesday, December 16) provided further details of how the system put in place to replace examinations for general qualifications in 2021 will work.
Higher-level restrictions to come into force to control coronavirus
Higher-level restrictions will come into force to control rapidly accelerating coronavirus rates across Wales, First Minister Mark Drakeford said today (16 December).
New Welsh Government report commends local authority and volunteer partnership for rapid response to Covid-19
Local authorities and the third sector responded rapidly to support Wales’ most vulnerable and isolated people during the pandemic, a new report has found.