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Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education

During a recent visit to Dr Beynon’s Bug Farm, the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs, Huw Irranca-Davies had an opportunity to learn more about the wonders of bugs, the role they play in our lives and what humans can do to help them.

Huw Irranca-Davies, Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

Sker Ritual, a gothic horror game with a strong Welsh backstory, was one of the best-selling PC and console games in the world following its launch last week– reaching the top 3 on Steam, top 5 on Xbox and top 10 on PlayStation.

The Deputy Minister for Social Services Julie Morgan has praised Wales’ dedicated social care workforce at the Association of Directors of Social Services Cymru national conference.

Rebecca Evans, Minister for Housing and Regeneration

Jane Hutt, Minister for Finance and Leader of the House

Alun Davies, Deputy Minister for Agriculture, Food, Fisheries and European Programmes

Rebecca Evans, Deputy Minister for Farming and Food

Vaughan Gething MS, Minister for Health and Social Services

New research published today shows that families from across Wales who receive the Welsh Governments Childcare Offer are seeing many benefits.

Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister

Lesley Griffiths, Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs

Information on the Wales GP indemnity scheme.

Childcare providers are being asked for their views on the Welsh Government’s commitment to provide 30 hours of government funded early education and childcare to working parents.

Private Landlords in Wales have just eight weeks until the deadline to register themselves and their properties with Rent Smart Wales.

The Minister for Skills and Science Julie James congratulated the Regional Skills Partnership in North Wales on the development of their Regional Skills and Employment Plan 2017-18.

A temporary relaxation of obligations, or ‘derogations’, have been announced by Welsh Government to assist Glastir farmers and land owners affected by the current dry weather.

Tighter restrictions on the import of oak trees have today been introduced to protect native trees from the threat of the tree pest oak processionary moth (OPM).

The Welsh Government have issued a statement on the latest NHS Wales performance data published today (Thursday, 23 December).