Month: January 2020

As one of our key Prosperity for All cross government priorities, improving mental health and well-being continues to be a priority for me, as Ministe

Services currently provided across four sites in the town will be come together in a Health and Wellbeing Centre at Ruthin Community Hospital. The £3m

In October 2019, Welsh Government issued a consultation which sought views on a proposed name change for Religious Education (RE). The possible names

Welsh Government is closely monitoring the emergence of a novel coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China. Due to the enlarging geographic area affected

Last week, Minister for International Relations Eluned Morgan made the case in Paris for the site to be recognised by UNESCO for its unique contributi

The transition and handover of care from children’s to adult services has been highlighted as a key priority for improvement in recent years. There is

He joined Holocaust survivor Dr Martin Stern and Cardiff Council leader Huw Thomas at a national service of commemoration today at Cardiff’s City Hall

More than 3,200 children across North Wales are benefiting from the Welsh Government’s childcare offer with over 600 settings now providing it.  Facil

The Welsh Government has worked with the UK government and other stakeholders to help ensure that the way the public sector procures is largely unchan

Waste disposal bags framework The current waste disposal bags (NPS-PSU-0049-15) framework is due to expire in August 2020. We are working on the re-te