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“Safety, accountability, and residents’ voices.”

To mark the start of Wales Nature Week, the Deputy First Minister has seen for himself conservation efforts underway to save one of Wales' most endangered birds – the curlew.

More than 15 tonnes of end-of-life fishing gear has been recycled since 2023 through Wales' pioneering nationwide recycling initiative, helping protect marine environments and boost recycling rates. 

Applications to receive up to £200 per learner to help with the cost of the school day are open.

More people will be seen, diagnosed and treated at Swansea’s Morriston Hospital following a £4.8m investment in new equipment.

As Merthyr Tydfil’s Cyfarthfa Castle marks its 200^th birthday, there’s another reason to celebrate - the iconic Cyfarthfa Heritage Area is to receive £4.5million to undertake urgent conservation works to help ensure its future for many more years to come.

Dr James Calvert has been appointed the new Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Wales.

More than 600 community spaces across Wales are benefiting from £1.5m in Welsh Government funding to help provide warm, safe and welcoming places for people throughout the year.

Work to transform the Wrexham to Liverpool line has been given the green light, with upgrades on the line at Padeswood confirmed as the first major step to realise more rail services between the two cities.

More people will receive radiotherapy treatment as Ysbyty Glan Clwyd receives new cancer treatment machines.

Plans to deepen co-operation between Ireland and Wales over the next five years will be agreed today at the Ireland-Wales Forum, with the launch of the new Ireland-Wales Shared Statement 2030.

More than 1,400 potholes have been fixed and prevented in just three days along a busy stretch of road in North Wales.