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GPs across Wales are being trained to recognise the symptoms of endometriosis earlier, to help improve women's care and diagnosis.

Thousands of lives across Wales have been improved by volunteers whose vital work has been celebrated by the Welsh Government during national Volunteers Week.

A solar panel project that powers a GP surgery in Ceredigion provided the venue for the First Minister and the Future Generations Commissioner to discuss Wales' sustainable future yesterday. [Thursday 5^th June 2025]

Research on how property, street, and business names are changing across Wales shows a clear shift towards using Welsh language place names.

Public conveniences on key travel routes across Powys are to benefit from significant upgrades thanks to almost £500,000 of funding.

The plans for a replacement for the A494 River Dee Bridge, a key part of North Wales’ road infrastructure, have taken another step forward as the preferred option is announced.

Welsh Language Secretary Mark Drakeford visited Ysgol Henry Richard in Tregaron, praising its progress toward Welsh-medium education.

Education reforms in Wales are creating an inclusive education experience where learners with additional learning needs are supported to thrive in mainstream school life.

Young people in Ceredigion are making real changes to period dignity, creating practical solutions that are improving lives across their school and beyond.

The visitor centre at the historical Strata Florida has reopened thanks to support from a local trust.

A unique Welsh international exchange programme, which has awarded funding to allow over 15,000 people to learn, study and volunteer all over the world has been extended until 2028.

Cutting-edge smart technology is helping to transform care options for older people – helping them to stay in their own homes for longer.