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WorldSkills UK national finals start tomorrow in Wales
Wales welcomes UK’s finest talent as it hosts the WorldSkills UK national finals – starting tomorrow (Wednesday 26th November) - for the first time.
Support for sexual violence survivors to start healing
Survivors of sexual violence across Wales will be able to access specialist counselling and emotional support more quickly, thanks to a new £2.4m Welsh Government investment, announced today on White Ribbon Day (25 November).
National Forest for Wales grows to over 90,000 hectares
The National Forest for Wales now covers the equivalent of over 90,000 rugby pitches thanks to a network of woodland sites across Wales.
Caerphilly school shows impact of targeted attendance support
Ysgol Gymraeg Caerffili consistently achieves an attendance rate above the national average for Wales and, in September 2025, achieved an attendance rate of 98.2%.
Preliminary works confirmed for Menai Suspension Bridge
Preliminary works to assist the permanent repair to the recent crossbeam issue on the Menai Suspension Bridge are set to begin on Thursday 27 November.
Building the future to protect its past - Wales invests in next generation of stonemasons
The Welsh Government's historic environment service, Cadw, is searching for three new trainee stonemasons to join and train alongside its team of professional stonemasons.
£6.4bn to deliver key services in Wales
The Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government, Jayne Bryant, has announced that local authorities will next year receive £6.4bn from the Welsh Government to spend on delivering key services.
Wales attracts £4.6bn of global inward investment in the last year
As more than 300 senior industry and business leaders prepare to gather in Newport to explore exciting investment opportunities across Wales, it has been revealed the country has attracted £4.6bn of inward investment in the last year.
Deputy First Minister announces £3m organic farming support at Winter Fair
Organic farmers across Wales could benefit from £3 million in support payments during 2026-27, the Deputy First Minister will announce at the Hybu Cig Cymru reception at the Winter Fair.
‘Substantial progress’ seen in Cwmtillery one year since landslip
The Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies, has returned to Cwmtillery, one year since a significant landslip at a disused coal tip during Storm Bert in November 2024.
Improving walking, wheeling and cycling – tell us what you think
Strengthening guidance to help make walking, wheeling and cycling routes safer for women and girls is one of the features in a consultation which begins today.
Celebrating a decade of supporting learners to reach their star potential
The Seren Academy, which supports the brightest learners to have the ambition, capability and the curiosity, to fulfil their potential, has turned ten years old.