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Then and now... The minister responsible for apprenticeship policy in Wales returned this week to the college where he himself studied as an apprentice to celebrate Apprenticeship Week and extol the benefits of this route into employment.

A dedicated women's health research centre opening this April will provide vital evidence to improve healthcare for women in Wales.

Work is already underway across Wales to fix potholes and other defects in our roads and this will be given a boost by the extra £25m announced earlier this week. 

Music lovers can now find every Welsh language gig happening across Wales in one place, thanks to an innovative new online platform: Awni.

Health Secretary Jeremy Miles has confirmed almost £28m to repair the damaged Princess of Wales Hospital roof and re-open wards at the hospital.

More than 450 community spaces across Wales have been saved, improved, or newly created with support from a £63m Welsh Government investment - keeping vital local venues open while helping communities create new hubs where people can come together.

Creative Wales, the Welsh Government’s internal agency for promoting and growing the nation’s creative industries, is celebrating its 5th anniversary after what has been an exciting but challenging half-decade for the sector.

An additional £10m has been made available by the Welsh Government to help kickstart the development of new affordable housing schemes across Wales.  

The Rudder’s Boatyard pontoon in Milford haven is the site for a native oyster hotel   - which aims to reverse the decline in native oyster population.

Minister for Children and Social Care, Dawn Bowden was in Belfast this week to learn more about a successful pioneering approach which is helping to reduce the number of children entering care and is now being piloted in Wales.

Welsh Government backing has been given to what will become the largest consented tidal energy project in Europe.