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First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth appoints his Ministerial team
First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth has today appointed his Cabinet which he has said will have a “relentless focus on doing what’s best for Wales”.
Rhun ap Iorwerth elected First Minister of Wales
Rhun ap Iorwerth has become First Minister of Wales, following a swearing in ceremony in Cardiff this afternoon.
Update on Menai Suspension Bridge Work
The second phase of work on the Menai Suspension Bridge is progressing following the installation of the scaffold under the bridge known as the Aerotruss.
FM gets behind-the-scenes look at North Wales’ new orthopaedic centre
The First Minister Eluned Morgan was given a tour today of the new North Wales Surgical Centre in Llandudno, ahead of its opening in May.
Stronger NHS Wales complaints system comes into force
A strengthened system for raising concerns about NHS care comes into force today [Wednesday 1 April] – the biggest reform of how complaints are handled in almost 15 years.
Raising the baa for ecology - goats to make Blaenavon Ironworks their home
A world heritage site peppered with iconic history probably isn’t the first place which springs to mind as a new home for a herd of 4-legged mammals, but that’s exactly where 18 goats are soon to call their own.
Newport company helps care-experienced young people flourish
A Newport timber company offering work placements to care-experienced young people has become the first private sector company to sign the Welsh Government’s Corporate Parenting Charter.
Thousands of Welsh households to get help with oil and LPG heating costs
People struggling to heat their homes in Wales are to receive extra financial support as the conflict in the Middle East continues to push up global fuel prices.
Industrial units for up to 150 jobs to be built in Rhondda Cynon Taf
Industrial units capable of housing up to 150 jobs will be built in in Rhondda Cynon Taf following the sale of a plot of land by Welsh Government.
Original red uncovered at Castell Coch after 135 years
Historic paint research reveals the true colour of Wales's famous ‘red’ castle.
New wave of Wales-made productions set to deliver £50.6million spend
Nine new TV projects have been approved for Welsh Government funding support so far this year, creating a slate of ambitious scripted shows that are set to bring an additional £50.6million into the Welsh economy.