Review into support for Publishing and Literature in Wales
The wide ranging review, which was commissioned by Ken Skates in September 2015, and Chaired by Professor Medwin Hughes considered the main aims of the Welsh Government in supporting publishing and literature in Wales, and looked at whether these aims remain fit for the 21st Century.
The review also considered the...Read More »
Ministers celebrate success of outstanding health professionals who have achieved ‘Grand Slam’ of nursing and midwifery award triumphs in 2017
Wales swept the boards at nursing and midwifery awards earlier in the year; today the First Minister and Health Secretary met:
Melanie Davies, from Morriston Hospital in Swansea, who was named RCNi Nurse of the Year, for her work making far-reaching changes to the care of vulnerable patients with learning disabilities....Read More »
£2m investment by MicroPharm set to make West Wales key production centre for anti-venoms
MicroPharm Ltd develops immunotherapy products to target infectious diseases and acute toxic conditions and currently produce two anti-venoms for the treatment of snakebites from the European common adder and the carpet viper in West Africa.
Its planned £2m expansion, supported by £150K from the Welsh Government, will see it...Read More »
Tell us about your broadband needs
Businesses, homes and communities have an opportunity to take part in a consultation on the next stage of fast broadband rollout in Wales, Minister for Skills and Science Julie James has said today.
The consultation, published today, outlines the premises that cannot currently access superfast broadband and where...Read More »
The Prime Minister must not gamble with people’s jobs and livelihoods
The First Minister said the outcome of the General Election means the UK Government has no mandate to put barriers in the way of continued full and unfettered access to the Single Market and has called on the Prime Minister to convene an urgent meeting of the Joint...Read More »