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‘Substantial progress’ seen in Cwmtillery one year since landslip

The Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies, has returned to Cwmtillery, one year since a significant landslip at a disused coal tip during Storm Bert in November 2024.

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Improving walking, wheeling and cycling – tell us what you think

Strengthening guidance to help make walking, wheeling and cycling routes safer for women and girls is one of the features in a consultation which begins today.

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Celebrating a decade of supporting learners to reach their star potential

The Seren Academy, which supports the brightest learners to have the ambition, capability and the curiosity, to fulfil their potential, has turned ten years old.

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From Carnyxes to Coracles: Wales celebrates its living heritage

Choirs, stonemasons and a Celtic carnyx took centre stage as part of a free event celebrating intangible cultural heritage (ICH) at St Fagans National Museum of History yesterday [Thursday 20 November].

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Health Secretary response to latest NHS Activity and Performance data: September and October 2025

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, Jeremy Miles, responds to the latest NHS Wales activity and performance data.

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Welsh Government welcomes Artificial Intelligence Growth Zone for South Wales

Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Rebecca Evans has welcomed today’s (Friday, 21 November) announcement that South Wales will become the next UK AI Growth Zone.

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Storm Claudia financial support confirmed for Monmouthshire

Financial support will be provided to people in Monmouthshire following the exceptional events of Storm Claudia,  Jayne Bryant, the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government has confirmed today (Wednesday, November 19). 

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Welsh language vital for care experienced children and young people

Children and young people have highlighted how important it is that they never lose their Welsh language because they have been taken into care, as part of a revised vision announced today.

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National agreement reached to improve pay for thousands of NHS staff

An all-Wales agreement has been reached to improve the pay and terms and conditions of thousands of NHS Wales staff undertaking higher clinical duties.

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Grants open to help communities improve local spaces

Community groups can now apply for grants of up to £300,000 to improve local buildings, secure valued facilities and support spaces where people can come together.