Kirsty Williams wishes finalists of prestigious new teaching awards good luck
Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has today sent a message of good luck to all those who have made it through to the finals of the prestigious new Professional Teaching Awards Cymru (Fri 5th May).
Thursday 04 May 2017
Temporary suspension of bird gatherings will be lifted from 15 May
The temporary suspension was introduced in December 2016 after the declaration of the whole of Wales as an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone. This followed the confirmation of the H5N8 strain of Avian Influenza across European countries, the Middle East and North Africa.
Last week, the Cabinet Secretary confirmed the Avian Influenza...Read More »
Holyhead welcomes Wales’ first Cruise call of the season
The Astoria is a 580 passenger and 236 crew ship which is operated by Cruise and Maritime Voyages. After docking in Holyhead, passengers had a choice of excursions around north Wales, which included visits to Snowdonia, Anglesey and the north Wales coast.
The cruise ship market is big business...Read More »
Cabinet Secretary gives the Royal Welch a shot with grant
The Royal Welch Fusiliers is the oldest of the Welsh regiments and has one of the largest and most important military heritage collections outside of the National Army Museum in London.
The funding means the Museum which is situated in the Chamberlain Tower and the Queen’s Tower at the Castle...Read More »
Diabetes care for children improving
The Annual Statement of Progress for Diabetes highlights that the number of children and young people with Type 1 diabetes achieving blood glucose in the target range has increased from 17.8 % (2014-15) to 27.2% (2015-16).
Meanwhile, the number of these with high blood glucose levels reduced from 21.6% (2014-15) to...Read More »