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 The westbound A55 Conwy tunnel will close from the 10^th to the 19^th January for essential road safety works

Trial pilots across Wales have successfully registered over 16,000 new voters automatically, an independent evaluation has found, paving the way for a more accessible democracy. 

Women will benefit from groundbreaking research and innovation designed to eliminate health inequalities at Wales’ first Women's Health Research Centre.

Three years since Wales made it illegal for parents to physically punish their children, a new review shows it is protecting children and promoting positive parenting.

The public will be asked to help shape the future of support for people with dementia and their families, as a new 10-year strategy is published today.

The Welsh Government has published its Disabled People's Rights Plan, a ten-year commitment to making sure disabled people can participate fully and equally in every part of life in Wales. The plan sets out practical actions and long-term goals to tackle barriers across employment, transport, education, healthcare, housing, independent living, digital access, and public services.

A new process comes into effect today to speed up the planning process and make Wales a more attractive place for investors.

An improved train timetable across Wales starts today.

More than £41m extra will be invested into general practice this year as part of a deal struck between the Welsh Government and GPs.

The first six months of Network North Wales has seen new train and bus services introduced, along with improvements to station infrastructure with more exciting developments to come.

Faster, more convenient hearing care will be available closer to people’s home, as part of a radical reform of audiology services.

Japanese Ambassador joined First Minister at Conwy Castle to sing Welsh national anthem, to mark end of the year of Wales and Japan.