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The Latest Breaking News from The Welsh Government

New leader Rhun ap Iorwerth will ‘learn lessons’ from damning Plaid Cymru report

Mr ap Iorwerth was announced as the new leader of the Welsh Parliament’s third biggest party on Friday.

The Independent UK

The Welsh Tories and the hole at the heart of their rhetoric on the NHS

The Welsh Conservatives have given a list of projects they would cut but it really doesn't add up to enough money

Wales Online

The 'enormous pressure' to get ready for the 20mph speed limit switchover

Good times for signwriters though

Wales Online

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Damning report published on WRU sexism problems as bosses reveal three staff disciplined

A damning report has shown that the WRU was warned about a number of risks two years before the BBC investigation which prompted major change

Wales Online

Swansea giftware firm secures first green business loan

Something Different Wholesale has secured a £1.2m loan

Birmingham Post

'I'm a teaching assistant and my pay is so low I struggle to heat my house in winter'

Rebecca Ring is urging colleagues around Wales to back a strike vote for better pay

Wales Online

Welsh Government accused of not taking responsibility for failures as Covid inquiry begins

A group representing bereaved Welsh families spoke as the UK Covid-19 Inquiry began in London

Wales Online

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Welsh Government unable to deliver scale of investment needed to decarbonise Tata

Tata Steel has asked for £1.5bn in government financial aid for it to decarbonise its plant in Port Talbot

Birmingham Post

Wales not set for imminent hosepipe ban despite parts of the UK already limiting water

Parts of Wales were still considered to be in drought in January this year

Wales Online

Second home owners may need planning permission with rule change proposed in one part of Wales

Recent research has shown that on average 65.5% of Gwynedd's population is priced out of the housing market

Wales Online

The Welsh NHS is on its knees and this is who put it there - a special report

Who is to blame for the problems faced by Wales' buckling health services? The answer is complicated but spares no-one

Wales Online

One in five children in Wales are now regularly missing school, Welsh Government admits

Education minister Jeremy Miles said attendance since the pandemic has not recovered as hoped and parents 'should be doing absolutely everything they can to ensure their children are in school'

Wales Online

Row over school's uniform policy taken to Welsh Government after outcry from parents

Bridgend Council's education lead said Pencoed Comprehensive's uniform crackdown has caused anxiety among pupils, including those sitting exams, and may go against Welsh Government guidelines on gender

Wales Online

The shocking link between poverty and cancer in Wales revealed in new report

2,000 cancer cases a year in Wales are linked to deprivation

Wales Online

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Wales Online

Campaigners lose battle against Wales' new sex education lessons

The opponents of Wales' new sex education lessons have no more legal avenues to use

Wales Online

Driver gets £1.1m in compensation from Welsh Government after being injured by pothole

The huge cost of the payout by the Welsh Government has been revealed in response to a freedom of information request

Wales Online

'No short-term fix' for Wales' most troubled health board

Health Minister Eluned Morgan said resolving the issues at Betsi Cadwaladr health board in north Wales was "going to take a while"

Wales Online

Wales risks losing £500m of EU cash unless it spends it before the end of the year

Every 1% of EU grant money not spent equates to just under £27m

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Birmingham Post

Welsh Government investing £15m to increase electric vehicle charging points

The Welsh Government has a target of providing charging points for every 20 miles of the strategic trunk network across Wales by 2025.

Wales Online

More than a quarter of children in Wales live in poverty

The Bevan Foundation said the new data shows child poverty in Wales needs to be viewed as a national problem

Birmingham Post

Wales could lose £500m of EU funding if unspent before the end of the year

The report found that every 1% of EU grant funding not spent equates to just under £27m

Birmingham Post

Wrexham Enterprise Hub closing with Welsh Government blaming shortfall in post EU funding

Operator of the hub Town Square is exploring ways to keep the hub operational

The Independent UK

Nurses begin new walkouts in Wales as pay row continues

The Royal College of Nursing has called on the Welsh Government to reopen negotiations.

Wales Online

Welsh Government not on track to hit climate change targets

'In those sectors where policy is mostly controlled in Wales the effort is insufficient to achieve the emissions reduction required. In particular, agriculture and land use are missing an overarching decarbonisation strategy and the Welsh Government’s plan'

Birmingham Post

New data reveals extent of child poverty in Wales

Welsh charities said the data shows the Welsh economy and social safety net aren't working properly

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