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An extra £160m will be made available for local government and the health service over the next 2 years in the final Budget, which is laid today.
Julie Morgan, Deputy Minister for Social Services
Information and advice to help your child learn to talk and what to look for during their development.
The latest Bovine TB policy and governance updates.
Period products should not be seen as a luxury item and available to more people struggling during the cost-of-living crisis, Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt has vowed.
The Deputy Minister for Social Services, Julie Morgan, has marked Carers Rights Day today (November 23rd) by praising the important role of unpaid carers in communities across Wales and highlighting the support available to them.
Investment in new housing in Wales will reach £400 million in 2020-21, thanks to a £175 million budget boost from the Welsh Government, Housing Minister Julie James announced today.
Rebecca Evans MS, Minister for Finance and Trefnydd
Advice and support for farmers affected by TB.
Guidance for projects now that the UK has left the EU.
Take and send geotagged photos for Agricultural Diversification Scheme.
Take and send geotagged photos for Growing for the Environment scheme (window 1 and 3).
Take and send geotagged photos for Nutrient Management Investment Scheme (NMIS).
GOV.WALES products must meet standards related to design, security, domains and content.
Rt. Hon. Carwyn Jones AM, First Minister of Wales
Leighton Andrews AM, Minister for Public Services
Lesley Griffiths MS, Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs
To mark American Independence Day, young people participating in the Welsh Government’s Seren programme are celebrating as it’s announced a record number of students will take part in US summer schools this year and nine Seren students will attend top prestigious American universities from this Autumn.
Siarter Iaith characters Seren a Sbarc are back with a new book which sees them on a time-travelling trip through Welsh history.
Cattle keepers on Anglesey will receive additional advice over the next few days to help keep TB incidence on the island low.