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Information on public views and behaviours during the coronavirus crisis for 3 to 6 July 2020.
Information on public views and behaviours during the coronavirus crisis for 29 October to 1 November 2021.
Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills
Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language
Information on warnings issued to water companies.
Information regarding funding to help set-up the Rent Smart Wales scheme.
Lesley Griffiths has announced an Expression of Interest window for a £1.5million grant scheme supporting projects which benefit the environment will open on the 27th June.
Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure
Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Social Services
Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language
The Minister for International Relations and Welsh Language, Eluned Morgan, has outlined the work the Welsh Government’s network of international offices is doing in supporting Welsh people, including those overseas, through the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
It was about two years ago when I made the first move to sort my life out.
Van and Mark Goodbody live in Swansea, with 2 ½ -year old Lily
Kirsty Price, 30, is in her final year of studying for a BSc Environmental Science while running her own eco-cleaning business.
People affected by the historical practice of forced adoption have been welcomed to the Senedd by the Deputy Minister for Social Services, Julie Morgan, for an apology on behalf of the Welsh Government for the societal failures that led to these historical practices.
As well as helping their self-esteem and confidence, I think praise encourages helpful behaviour.
Data on ethnicity, disability status, marital status and religion produced from the Annual Population Survey for 2015 to 2017.
Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister of Wales
A pilot scheme tackling food poverty and holiday hunger will return again this year – with Welsh Government funding increasing from £100,000 to £1m.
Enhancing the biodiversity of a former spoil heap, creating a nature park and upcycling unwanted bikes are some of the projects set to benefit from more than £700,000 of Welsh Government funding.