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Welsh Government Ministers have announced £6.5million to support local authorities and people affected by flooding during the Alert Level 4 lockdown.

An emergency bill to ensure the next Senedd election can happen safely, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, has been introduced before the Senedd by the Welsh Government.

The Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs Lesley Griffiths has today announced regulations to tackle agricultural pollution in Wales to protect the health of Wales’ rivers, lakes and streams.

          Significant bureaucratic pressures faced by hauliers and businesses trading between GB and the EU is having a disproportionate impact on Welsh ports and action must be taken, Minister for Economy and Transport Ken Skates said today in a letter to the UK Government

Commenting on today’s Labour Market Statistics, Economy Minister Ken Skates said:

More Valleys schools will soon have access to an award-winning project which has seen a converted shipping container become a focal point for hands-on learning about food as well as a place where low income families can stock up on free or reduced price provisions.

An extra £25m investment will help the NHS to continue the move to more digital services, Health and Social Services Minister Vaughan Gething said today.

The latest report into maternity services at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board has been published today [Monday 25].

The latest report into maternity services at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board has been published today [Monday 25].

A £17.7m funding package, to help spectator sports severely impacted by the pandemic, has been announced by the Welsh Government.

GPs in rural communities are joining forces to set up community vaccination centres to help vaccinate more people closer to home.

Homes in Wales hit by recent flooding will receive between £500 and £1000 in support following “devastating” scenes of damage across the country.