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Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

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Guidance for local authorities and schools on eligibility criteria for free school meals.

The Welsh Government’s revised Cancer Delivery Plan has today been launched by Health Secretary Vaughan Gething.

The Annual Quality Statement for NHS Wales 2015 is an overview of all the work going on within NHS organisations to improve the quality of care in NHS Wales.

A remarkable family archive, containing an important series of letters by Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington, to his brother William will be coming to Gwent, Economy Secretary, Ken Skates, has announced.

Counsel General and Brexit Minister Jeremy Miles today announced £2.3 million of EU funds through the new Building Resilience, Prosperity and Wellbeing programme.

The Agor IP project brings together academics, clinicians and businesses to pioneer research into cutting-edge technologies and drive commercial success.

Economy Secretary Ken Skates has welcomed figures showing that the Welsh Government’s Enterprise Zone programme supported 1550 jobs in 2017/18.

A £2m expansion supported by the Welsh Government has doubled the size of Ready Foods’ manufacturing facility in Caernarfon and created more than 25 jobs.

“Although today’s announcement doesn’t go as far as we had hoped, this extra investment goes some way to restoring the cuts we have seen to our capital budget over recent years."

Welsh Government Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has said the Spring Statement has let down people struggling with the rising costs of living.

Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has described today’s UK government Spending Round as a pre-election distraction that fails to provide the long term, sustainable funding public services need.

NHS Wales Chief Executive Judith Paget has responded to the latest NHS Wales performance data for April and May 2023.

Huw Lewis, Minister for Education and Skills

On a visit to Wales’ newest attraction, Zip World Tower, Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething said that Welsh attractions are open and ready to welcome visitors over the summer.

Copies of communications with Gwynedd Council regarding Fairbourne.

Building your own home in Wales will become easier thanks to a new scheme launching this year.

The Welsh Government has proposed that more categories of properties will be excepted from paying the council tax premium on second homes, managing the impact of new local tax rules to distinguish between second homes and self-catering accommodation.