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The Latest Breaking News from The Welsh Government

Global Centre of Rail Excellence boosted with £15m rail innovation project

The project at the planned facility follows a successful bid by a consortium led by the University of Birmingham to the Research Partnership Investment Fund

Birmingham Post

Financial situation faced by Cardiff schools is a 'ticking time bomb'

All of the schools affected are currently working with council officers

Wales Online

Wales ‘not as prepared as it could have been’ for pandemic, says Mark Drakeford

The First Minister gave evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry on Tuesday afternoon.

The Independent UK

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'Why the Welsh Government is bang on to impose their restrictions on meal deals'

People have got very angry about it but it is a sensible policy to combat a real crisis

Wales Online

All the benefits that now qualify you for hundreds in grants for school uniforms in Wales

It comes after calls that schools need to make uniforms more affordable

Wales Online

Struggling families will get less help to pay for school uniforms in Wales

The Welsh Government has cut its school essentials grant by £100 meaning eligible families will get less to help with expenses such as uniform, sports kit and starting secondary

Wales Online

Plans to reopen Welsh train station which has been closed for 60 years hit by uncertainty

Funding for a new station in St Clears had been promised, but delays have thrown the plans into doubt

Wales Online

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A decade of suffering and failure - the Welsh health board no-one wants to take responsibility for

Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board remains in special measures and incidents there have included an 'unnecessary amputation'

Wales Online

The Welsh town with a 17th century bridge which has suffered six decades of traffic hell

There is still no end in sight

Wales Online

The families moved to a caravan site 170 miles from where they'd settled who feel they are being punished

They say they can't afford to live in the houses they are being offered, but the Welsh Government has said it is committed to ensuring they can build a new life in Wales at the earliest opportunity

Wales Online

Welsh Government halts holiday free school meal provision for children

The scheme was introduced during the pandemic to help hard pressed parents struggling with cost of living

Wales Online

Hundreds of jobs at threat at South Wales hip replacement factory

Zimmer Biomet has confirmed plans to close its factory in Bridgend

Birmingham Post

540 jobs at risk as Bridgend Zimmer Biomet plant set to close

Zimmer Biomet in Bridgend has entered into consultation with its staff

Wales Online

UK Government minister shares a video of his meal deal and criticises Welsh Government's healthy eating law

Welsh Secretary David TC Davies was looking forward to tucking into his protein shake and crisps

Wales Online

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Councillor calls on Welsh ministers to 'face up to their obligations' on new bypass

Signs of obvious progress appear limited

Wales Online

How roads are chosen for maintenance work

Councillors were given a weather lesson as well as a roads rundown

Wales Online

Headteachers and school leaders to continue industrial action in Wales

School leaders "are drowning amid unsustainable workload" union leader said

Wales Online

'GP services close to collapse in Wales' doctors union warns

The BMA Cymru is calling for an urgent package of support to save GP surgeries in Wales

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New GCSE science exams in Wales criticised by leading organisations

The Royal Society of Chemistry and Institute of Physics criticised the Welsh Government's plans to change GCSE science qualifications

Wales Online

Wales becomes first part of the UK to ban snare and glue traps to catch animals

'It will be a truly momentous occasion for animal welfare to see snares and glue traps banned in Wales and we're proud of our campaigning efforts in recent years that have helped make this a reality'

Wales Online

Supermarkets deeply concerned about Wales' plan for a meal deal law

Supermarkets fear it will increase costs for consumers and businesses

Wales Online

The eight new laws the Welsh Government wants to make this year

The Welsh Government wants to expand Senedd, change how buses work in Wales and change council tax rates

Wales Online

'Can't they leave us alone?' People react to Wales' plans to ban meal deal items

The new legislation has been described as creating a "nanny state" by some

Birmingham Post

Wales sees a big rise in new jobs created from inward investment

The projects across Wales promise to create more than 3,000 new jobs

Wales Online

Welsh Government's delay in stopping mining at Ffos-y-Fran may be 'unlawful'

Barristers for climate activists have argued that the Welsh Government and Merthyr Tydfil Council could have intervened sooner

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