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£27 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across South West Wales.

£110 million has been announced for local authorities to improve local transport across Wales. 

The Welsh Government has announced an additional £1.3m to expand affordable credit options, helping thousands more people across Wales access fair financial services.

Hospices will receive additional funding to help them continue to provide vital palliative and end-of-life care.

Successful services carry record number of passengers last summer

A programme helping organisations across Wales deliver productivity improvements and reduce waste in conjunction with Toyota has seen a number of major companies report savings of £1m each.

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates has confirmed that the A470 between Talerddig and Dolfach will reopen as planned on 11 April with traffic management in place. 

Five years of practical innovation at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) Cymru has helped improve Welsh manufacturing, with businesses learning to work smarter, reduce waste and create better products.

The Welsh-medium capacity building grant gives secondary schools the opportunity to find innovative ways to tackle short-term staffing problems, increasing numbers of Welsh-speaking teachers and teaching assistants.

A new deal between the NHS and the public is at the heart of a plan to continue to drive down the longest waiting times this year.

The Welsh Government has awarded Swansea Council £780,000 in Transforming Towns grant funding to transform a long-term vacant building into a vibrant arts and culture centre.

Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates was keen to hear what passengers had to say about the improvements that have been made on one of the key rail routes connecting Wales and England, when he jumped on board earlier this week.