A brighter future for Ruthin Castle
The work is a holding measure to prevent further collapse of the Castle walls and the fascinating Victorian follies and tunnels built onto and within them until the recently formed Ruthin Castle Conservation Trust is able to develop an ambitious project for their large scale conservation and public access....Read More »
€6.7m EU boost to improve bathing waters in Ireland and Wales
The Acclimatize project will help to improve the quality of sea shores in both countries, helping to boost tourism and supporting marine activities, including shellfish harvesting.
Led by University College Dublin in partnership with Aberystwyth University, the project will identify sources of pollution and their impact on bathing waters...Read More »
Promoting Cruise in Wales at a Global event
SeaTrade is the cruise industry’s premier global event and is the only event guaranteed to bring together every facet of the business, including cruise lines, suppliers, travel agents and partners. With 700+ Exhibitors from all over the world, SeaTrade Cruise Global draws in visitors to meet new vendors, and...Read More »
Code of Practice for Ethical Employment launched
At the centre of the Code is a focus on guaranteeing good employment practices for the millions of employees involved in public sector supply chains.
All public sector organisations in Wales, businesses and third sector organisations in receipt of Welsh public sector funding will be expected to sign up to...Read More »
Mark Drakeford responds to the UK Government’s Spring Budget
The Spring Budget included £149m of additional revenue funding between 2017-18 and 2019-20 and an extra £52m of capital funding for Wales between 2017-18 and 2020-21.
Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford:
“Ahead of the Budget, I wrote to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury to outline my concerns about...Read More »