New Economic Contract for Businesses seeking Welsh Government support
The Economic Contract is one of the key policies of the Welsh Government’s Economic Action Plan, which was launched by Economy Secretary, Ken Skates in December.
The Plan sets out the Welsh Government’s new approach to economic development, which is focussed on building strong foundations for inclusive growth, supercharging the industries...Read More »
Caergwrle set to become Cadw’s 43rd castle
The castle dates back to 1277 having initially been built by Dafydd ap Gruffudd. It holds a unique place in Welsh history as the last castle to be built by a native Welsh Prince and played a significant role in events which culminated in Llywelyn’s death near Builth in 1282...Read More »
Special delivery - Mothers in Africa set to benefit from Wales’ royal gift
The £1,500 donation, made on behalf of the people of Wales to mark the Royal wedding, will fund a Welsh midwife to travel to Africa to train up to 30 local midwives and teach them ways of making pregnancy and child birth safer.
The First Minister said:
“I have written...Read More »
“We must all work together to challenge ageist stereotypes” – Huw Irranca-Davies
Speaking at the Welsh Senate of Older People in Cardiff, the Minister will say he wants Wales to be a nation that recognises and values the many and varied contributions older people make to creating vibrant and supportive communities.
He will say he’s committed to working with older people to “combat...Read More »
New project helping people into work in the childcare sector
The Minister visited the Li’l Angels Day Nursery, based in Shotton, Deeside today to meet some of the people taking part in the Welsh Government-funded National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) Cymru “Childcare Works” project.
The project, which has been operating in Flintshire and Wrexham in North Wales and has targeted those...Read More »