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Prevention has the power to radically improve Wales’ health
More focus on prevention and public health is needed to improve people’s long-term health in Wales.
Wales to grasp ‘once-in-a-generation’ opportunity for water sector reform
Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies has today (Tuesday, October 21) outlined plans to fundamentally reform the way water is managed, regulated and delivered in Wales
Major funding boost for specialist housing scheme in Llanelli
A new specialist supported housing scheme in Llanelli is nearing completion after receiving more than £600,000 from the Welsh Government’s Housing with Care Fund (HCF).
Health Secretary to hold NHS to account
Health Secretary Jeremy Miles will hold all NHS organisations to account about how they are improving care and access in a series of meetings in public
Extra support for adopted and care experienced learners
Specialist training for teachers will strengthen support in schools for adopted and care experienced children.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 44,000 potholes fixed or prevented in Mid Wales
More than 44,000 potholes across 90 miles of road in Mid Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 37,000 potholes fixed or prevented in South West Wales
More than 37,000 potholes across 75 miles of road in South West Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 28,600 potholes fixed or prevented in South East Wales
More than 28,600 potholes across 58 miles of road in South East Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 21,000 potholes fixed or prevented in North Wales
More than 21,000 potholes across 43 miles of road in North Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 130,000 potholes fixed and prevented across Wales
More than 130,000 potholes across 266 miles of road in Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
Pressing play: innovative video games backed to score big
Twelve creative businesses awarded funding to develop cutting-edge video games and immersive experiences
Peatland restoration in Bannau Brycheiniog is more than bog standard
A major peatland restoration project in the Black Mountains is saving tens of thousands of tonnes of carbon emissions every year – the equivalent of taking 169 cars off the road – thanks to £1.2m of Welsh Government support.