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Vital repair work to the A55 Kneeshaw Lupton underbridge eastbound carriageway will come nearly a year after the last planned daytime lane closures on the route between J11 and the English border, Transport Minister Ken Skates has said.

Economy Secretary, Ken Skates has congratulated the Welsh Government’s free online procurement service, Sell2Wales on helping businesses to secure 22,000 public and private sector contracts.

A report on patterns in attainment in reading and numeracy, using national-level data from the personalised assessments. Online personalised assessments are taken by all learners in Year 2 to Year 9 in maintained schools in Wales.

A report on patterns in attainment in reading and numeracy, using national-level data from the personalised assessments. Online personalised assessments are taken by all learners in Year 2 to Year 9 in maintained schools in Wales.

A report on patterns in attainment in reading and numeracy, using national-level data from the personalised assessments. Online personalised assessments are taken by all learners in Year 2 to Year 9 in maintained schools in Wales.

The South East Wales Transport Commission has today launched ‘Have your Say’ an online survey to gather ideas and suggestions for tackling congestion on the M4 and improving transport across the region.

The Welsh budget will be nearly £1 billion worse off by 2024 as a result of the UK Government’s failure to honour its commitment that Wales would not lose “a single penny” as a result of the UK leaving the EU, Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething, has revealed today.

Economy Minister Vaughan Gething today announced that American cloud-based tech company SIMBA Chain is due to set up a base in Ebbw Vale following Welsh Government support through its Tech Valleys programme, creating 26 well-paid, highly skilled jobs.

This small-scale, internal review comprises findings drawn from an online survey administered to a sample of recipients of the scheme, who received a payment from the scheme between 1 June and 30 November 2021.

At an online session hosted by Visit Wales today, tourism businesses had the opportunity to hear from the RNLI and AdventureSmart UK on how to help guests and visitors stay safer in the outdoors this summer.

A free online booking and appointment app launched by Cardiff-based digital company Zipporah is helping the Vale of Glamorgan Council reopen its recycling centres and reduce waiting times for the public.

E-sgol an online learning resource originally set up to assist sixth form provision in rural areas is now available across Wales with the latest e-sgol partnership delivering courses in Monmouthshire secondary schools.

Wales was the only UK nation to see the number of inward investment projects increase over the last year, with nearly 7,000 foreign investment jobs safeguarded thanks to direct COVID-19 economic support from the Welsh Government, new figures published today show.

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A happier future for Lewis and his family.

Patients in Rhyl are the first in Wales to benefit from a new electronic prescription service, which allows GPs to send prescriptions securely online to the patient’s choice of community pharmacy, without the need for a paper form.

A report on patterns in attainment in reading and numeracy, using national-level data from the personalised assessments. Online personalised assessments are taken by all learners in Year 2 to Year 9 in maintained schools in Wales.

Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths, has visited Wales’ largest community-owned wind energy project, Awel Aman Tawe windfarm near Pontardawe, to find out more about their work on climate change, funded by their income form the wind project.

In addressing the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) Wales Annual Conference today, the Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Elis-Thomas, announced that museums, archives and libraries in Wales will benefit from nearly £1 million Welsh Government capital funding to develop and enhance their facilities and services.