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The Welsh Government has agreed a contract with Barratt Redrow to deliver the UK’s largest net zero carbon housing development. It is also believed to be one of the biggest in Europe. 

European beavers will become a protected native species under Welsh law.

Third round of funding supports 21 music venues, studios and businesses across Wales.

Wales is becoming a must-visit destination for cruises, with new figures revealing a surge in ship visits over recent years.

Following the confirmation of Bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) at a premises in Monmouthshire, the Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) for Wales has announced a Bluetongue Temporary Control Zone (TCZ) will be put in place around the farm from Wednesday 1^st October.

An agreement which gives all learners at Welsh state schools free access to Microsoft 365 at school and at home is to continue, following a new licensing deal.

The Welsh Government has announced £1.1m to support Age Friendly Officers across Wales.

The overwhelming majority of pharmacies across Wales will be providing free treatment for a common infection without an appointment or prescription.

Secondary school attendance rates have improved with overall absence falling from 12.0% to 10.9% in the 2024/25 academic year, new figures published today show.

Plans to build a replacement A494 River Dee Bridge have reached the next milestone with publication of the draft Orders.

The public are being asked to help safeguard Welsh language place names, as part of new plans to protect our linguistic heritage.

Ending greyhound racing in Wales has today taken a significant step forward following the introduction of The Prohibition of Greyhound Racing (Wales) Bill to the Senedd.