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Guidance for town and community councils to maintain and enhance biodiversity, and promote ecosystem resilience.

Step-by-step guidance on how to apply for Small Grants – Horticulture Start Up scheme.

How development requests from the Crown may be handled differently to those from other applicants.

Examples of competitive tendering and public procurement record.

This Order comes into force on 22 November.

Detailed description and the legal requirements of how Health Boards can engage primary care contractors to administer COVID-19 vaccines.

The standards advocacy service providers have to meet when supporting children and young people.

Use this form to record employee time spent on EU Structural funded projects.

Our plan to invest EU ERDF funds to help social and economic growth in West Wales and the Valleys.

Follow-up letter from the Counsel General and statement on rapid review of Welsh Government’s support for the legal sector in Wales to the Justice Commission

Table outlining how much grant spent to date, forecast to spend and target by objective.

This temporary Order comes into force on 5 July 2021.

A plan to set up the National Music Service to support children and young people across Wales to access opportunities to play, sing, take part in and create music.

Research findings and recommendations to support the implementation of our National Professional Learning Entitlement and ensure support for headteachers and leaders in schools.

How the planning system could improve housing availability in areas with a high number of second homes.

A presentation on tertiary education reform and background information.

This Temporary Order comes into force on 15 October 2022.

Agenda and minutes from the Board meeting held on 26 May at 9.30am, First Minister’s Media Suite, Cathays Park, Cardiff.

Agenda and minutes from the Board meeting held on 28 April at 9.30am, First Minister’s Media Suite, Cathays Park, Cardiff.

This is the final statement for the first carbon budgetary period covering 2016 to 2020 as required under section 41 and 43 of the Environment (Wales) Act.