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Julie Morgan MS, Deputy Minister for Social Services

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

The Welsh Government has announced further support for its scheme to help unemployed people facing hidden barriers to start their own business.

Information regarding the decision to re-impose restrictions

Guidance on a grant for the planting of small areas of trees for farmers (window 6: July 2024).

Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Public Services Alun Davies will today set out progress made by the Valleys Taskforce.

A five-year plan which outlines steps towards achieving the ambition of ensuring a good quality of life for all animals in Wales will be published today by the Rural Affairs Minister Lesley Griffiths.

Vaughan Gething, Minister for Health and Social Services

Find out if you are eligible and apply for the Seafood Resilience Scheme.

This privacy notice provides more information about how we will process the responses to this on-line survey.

Julie James, Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Local Government and Planning

Creating a fairer Council Tax system for Wales.

Minister for Social Services and Public Health is urging more action to restrict the advertising of junk food to children.

The Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation (WIMD) is designed to identify the small areas of Wales that are the most deprived.

Lesley Griffiths, has announced that almost 90% of farmers’ Basic Payment Scheme claims will be paid when the new payments window opens on Thursday, 1st December.

The Welsh Government, business representative groups, Trade Unions and essential retailers have been working closely together over recent days on the implementation of Welsh Government regulations introduced to minimise the sale of non-essential items during the 17 day firebreak.

Health Minister, Eluned Morgan, has welcomed the roll-out of the 111 health advice service to North Wales.

The Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, has announced up to £3 million to support ‘digitally excluded’ learners during the coronavirus pandemic.

Learning Welsh is one of the ways people are entertaining and improving themselves during the lockdown, new figures suggest.

By Neil Butt, Head of Customer and Stakeholder Engagement, Welsh Revenue Authority.