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A partnership between youth work provision and secondary schools in Blaenau Gwent is making positive strides in improving pupils' school attendance.

A unique partnership helping grow the Welsh economy by turning innovative ideas into reality using world class research continues to go from strength to strength.

A further 200 nurses and doctors from Kerala in India will be recruited to join the health service in Wales.

The Finance Secretary has said he's looking forward to welcoming his counterparts from the other UK nations to Cardiff today.

A £1million support fund has been launched ahead of Cymru women's first-ever European championship footballing appearance later this year.

Health Secretary Jeremy Miles is in India this week to reaffirm and strengthen Wales’ healthcare links with the country.

A school in Ceredigion has been recognised by the Deputy First Minister for the action it’s taking to tackle the nature and climate emergencies.

Welsh Ministers have agreed to licence three Bluetongue (BTV-3) vaccines for emergency use across Wales.

A peer support service for people struggling with eating disorders has been hailed as a ‘game changer’ by Minister Sarah Murphy.

Significant progress is being made on the Wrexham and Flintshire Investment Zone, as business FI Real Estate Management (FIREM) invests in growth.

Wales’ publishing sector will see a significant increase in Welsh Government funding compared to last year, bringing the sector’s overall funding for 2025 – 2026 back in line to 2023 – 2024 levels.

All schools in Wales have received a copy of Y Tywysog Bach, a special bilingual edition of the beloved French classic 'The Little Prince'.