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When and how to contact the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning.

Health Secretary, Vaughan Gething, has agreed to fund 11 innovative projects through the Efficiency Through Technology Fund following the 2016 open call.

The new Act places a duty on health boards and NHS Trusts to take steps to calculate and maintain nurse staffing levels in adult acute medical and surgical inpatient wards

Leader of the House, Julie James has today announced a series of Welsh Government-backed events to mark the 100th anniversary of women being give the right to vote.

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford today announced Wales has secured more than €100m to support major research and development projects from a flagship EU fund.

The Welsh Government’s ambition to become a zero waste nation by approving over £7.5m to help local authorities continue to improve recycling services.

Wales’ Chief Scientific Advisor Professor Julie Williams has welcomed some of the world’s best scientific research talent to their new posts.

Dyfed Steels - the largest independent steel stockholder and processor in Wales and the south west – is investing more than £4m.

Marine energy development in Wales received a boost today with more than £300,000 funding announced for South Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone

The Welsh Government will do all it can to discourage businesses in Wales from using non-ethical palm oil in their products and manufacturing processes.

Aspiring engineers have been given a chance to witness what life is like working for one of the most prestigious companies in motorsport – Aston Martin.

New plans to give more people a say in local democracy will be announced this week (Tuesday 30 Jan).

Local Government Secretary Mark Drakeford has announced £4.107 billion of funding for local authorities in 2017-18.

Transport Minister Ken Skates has agreed funding of £25m Bus Service Support Grant (BSSG) for 2019-20, citing reform as a driving force to improve transport networks across Wales.

From luxurious camping to a 5 star restaurant with rooms and an historic inn - new and refreshed hospitality businesses have opened their doors ahead of the new tourism season with support from the EU-funded Micro and Small Business Fund (MSBF).

Wales’s creative industries sector is set to benefit from a £1.8 million EU funding investment in a high-level skills programme led by Aberystwyth University.

Initial findings from the Wales Tourism Business Barometer, published today, reports that 85% of tourism businesses surveyed saw an increased or maintained their visitor levels over Easter.

At the start of Wales Tourism Week 2019, Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Elis-Thomas visited Blaenafon to see the work taking place to promote industrial heritage attractions.

Jane Hutt MS, Minister for Social Justice