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Councils in Wales will receive £6.3 billion in capital and revenue funding from the Welsh Government next year, Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James has announced.

Vaughan Gething and Jane Hutt’s message to Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities in Wales.

Chief Medical Officer for Wales statement on health protection restrictions easements - 12 March 2021

Maid of Sker, a game with a distinctly Welsh flavour and featuring the Welsh language has already clocked up a million downloads, following its prestigious TIGA games industry award.

Wales’s healthcare workforce are coming “together as one” to ensure Wales’ COVID-19 vaccination programme rolls out as quickly as is safe to do, the Health Minister has said.

The new Dyfi bridge will be open to the public from 2pm on Friday, February 2.

Deputy Minister for Arts, Culture and Sport, Dawn Bowden recently visited Neath Abbey to see how a Cadw scheme is sparking interest and pride among local school pupils for the impressive monastic site, right on their doorstep.

Alan Davies AM, Minister for Natural Resources and Food

Jane Hutt, Minister for Business and Budget

Carwyn Jones, First Minister and Ieuan Wyn Jones, Deputy First Minister

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

Lesley Griffiths AM, Minister for Communities and Tackling Poverty

Eleven Valleys parks and heritage sites named as Discovery Gateways, now including Cefn Coed Mining Museum and Parc Penallta, will share more than £6.6 million to maximise the potential of the area’s natural and cultural assets.

The Welsh Government is making a further £6 million available to help businesses manage the ongoing disruption and uncertainty caused by Brexit, Economy Minister Ken Skates has announced.

Wales has secured a high profile in many well-known UK and international publications in recent months, and just as the school holidays get underway - Castle Beach in Tenby has been named as The Sunday Times Beach of the Year 2019.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has said the UK government’s Spending Review and autumn Budget contains “clear gaps in funding” where Westminster has failed to invest in Wales.

The Welsh Government has today published its three-year budget to strengthen public services, tackle the climate and nature emergencies, and improve educational opportunities.

Alun Davies, Minister for Lifelong Learning and Welsh Language

£280,000 is being invested in a new forestry-related skills and training fund by the Welsh Government, with the aim of growing the workforce and providing strong roots for the industry to bloom.

Wales is already leading the way when it comes to improving people’s well-being.