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Ken Skates AM, Minister for Economy and Transport

Wales has gained recognition from national and international travel experts as being among the best in the world.

Mark Drakeford and Leah Namugerwa take part in simultaneous tree-planting ceremonies to celebrate milestone.

Lynne Neagle MS, Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing

From donkeys in Snowdonia to the salmon of the River Usk and everything in between, the Welsh Government has today confirmed 29 projects across Wales that will benefit from the Nature Networks Fund.

Dawn Bowden MS, Deputy Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism

Carl Sargeant, Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children

Vaughan Gething, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Services

Information on the COVID virus.

List of participating landlords who offer eligible homes under the Shared Ownership – Wales scheme.

Copies of correspondence from Betsi Cadwaladr UHB regarding mental health services.

During the speech, the Health Secretary spoke about the importance of having the right numbers of nurses with the right skills and knowledge.

People from the EU who work in the health and social care sectors in Wales make a huge contribution to our communities and are extremely valued members of staff.

Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Transport

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford today responded to the UK government’s Autumn Budget saying it provides no evidence austerity is over.

One person sleeping rough on our streets is one person too many, says Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James, as new figures on rough sleeping are released.

The changes aim to put Wales in a world-leading position of integrating digital skills across the curriculum.

New rules setting out a presumption against the closure of rural schools in Wales are to be introduced, Education Secretary Kirsty Williams will announce today.

A Cardiff recruitment company specialising in both niche technology solutions and accountancy and finance is set to create 61 new jobs, following £250,000 of support from the Welsh Government.

A former Girls’ Grammar School in Wrexham, known locally as Grove Park School, has been awarded listed status for its special architectural interest