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Families with premature and sick babies in Wales will receive better support through a new programme to improve neonatal care standards across the country.

A new bus service connecting communities between Rhyl and Wrexham launches today.

£1.75m of grants will help ensure small tourism and hospitality businesses across Wales can welcome visitors come rain or shine.

Court collaboration projects demonstrate commitment to improving sports infrastructure across Wales.

Customers travelling on the Coryton and Penarth lines are now enjoying the benefits of brand-new electric trains.

The Welsh Government is piloting a new Candidate Diversity Grant scheme to support people from underrepresented backgrounds to stand for elected office in devolved elections.  

The free Get Welsh Words website answers the common question "What's the Welsh word for...?"

Changes are on the way to help people who are struggling with missed council tax payments. It’ll give local authorities more time to engage with people to prevent debt escalating quickly. 

Five Welsh-made films have achieved remarkable success on the international festival circuit this year, demonstrating Wales' growing reputation as a world-class filming destination.

The Welsh Government has today renewed its commitment to making Wales a safe place for women and girls, at a national summit marking ten years since the introduction of Wales's Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence (VAWDASV) Act.

The Electronic Prescription Service, which enables prescriptions to be transferred electronically between GPs and pharmacies, is now available in seven out of 10 of pharmacies in Wales.

“Good water quality isn’t just an environmental goal. It’s a foundation for a strong, resilient, farming future here in Wales” – Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies.