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New regulations to prevent people who live in areas with high coronavirus infection rates across the UK from travelling to Wales will come into force later today, First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed.
A statement by Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister
New coronavirus restrictions are being introduced in Bangor following a sharp rise in cases, First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed.
The Welsh Government has guaranteed free school meal provision for all school holidays up to and including Easter 2021, thanks to £11m confirmed today by Education Minister Kirsty Williams.
What you and businesses can and cannot do during the outbreak and what happens if you break these new laws.
Information and supporting guidance to help schools and other providers to keep learners safe.
Back to school plans from September
Guidance about local authority costs for free school meals when learners are self-isolating or shielding.
What the higher education sector can do to protect the health and safety of students, staff and their community.
Changes to learning, exams, and attending schools and colleges during the coronavirus pandemic.
Letters from the Minister for Health and Social Services and the Deputy Minister for Transport and Economy to UK ministers and UK travel industry outlining the situation about local lockdowns in Wales.
A summary of the work of the Rehabilitation Task and Finish Group and next steps.
Explains who is exempt from self isolation requirements under new Welsh border rules introduced due to coronavirus.
This document outlines some of the insights that have been gained from the genomics work that has been undertaken to date, in order to support decision making.
A statement by Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister of Wales
Education Minister Kirsty Williams has published an updated action plan setting out the next steps in Wales’ reform journey, ahead of the introduction of the new Curriculum for Wales in 2022.
Work on a major scheme to further protect the A55 against flooding and improve safety is under way, Minister for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates announced
On World Mental Health Day, a new £23 million integrated Health and Wellbeing Village in Bridgend, supported by funding of £18 million from the Welsh Government has been announced.
The Welsh Government is to give Local Authorities the power to fine people parking on pavements.
Changes to the planning policy to allow Welsh councils to compulsory purchase empty houses and vacant land have been announced by the Minister for Housing and Local Government.
The Welsh Government announces that increased incentives will be offered to attract more Biology teachers from next year. In the last five years, Biology has fallen into the bottom five subjects for the number of applications per teacher post.
The Deputy Minister and Chief Whip, Jane Hutt, announced Welsh Government funding of £900k for improvements to community-based facilities through the Community Facilities Programme.
The Welsh Government has published an independent report into school spending in Wales.
The First Minister published the updated Ministerial Responsibilities document, which sets out changes made to the Ministerial portfolios
A statement by Jane Hutt MS, Deputy Minister and Chief Whip
Restrictions to reduce the spread of coronavirus and protect public health in areas of Wales.
Information to help ministers respond in the best interests of the Welsh population to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Test, Trace, Protect promotional material including promotional materials for the new COVID-19 app.
Practical resources to help employers keep their workforce safe at work
Symptom Study
Help us fight coronavirus by reporting your health daily, even if you feel well.
You can help us fight coronavirus by completing a daily health survey on the COVID-19 symptom study app. This app is for everyone, not just for those who have symptoms.
The app will help us understand the symptoms and spread of COVID-19. By answering some quick questions, you can help us plan our response to coronavirus.
We will not share the answers you give us beyond the NHS and trusted organisations working directly with the NHS in response to coronavirus.
Test, Trace, Protect strategy
A campaign is underway aimed at informing the general public and critical workers of the Welsh Government’s Test, Trace, Protect strategy. The website has been updated with the latest information on the strategy, including guidance for employers (https://gov.wales/test-trace-protect-coronavirus). New video and animated social assets have been produced for use across paid-for campaigns and for stakeholders to share through their own channels. The assets are available to download here and please disseminate these to your networks and use across your social media channels to help share information on Test, Trace, Protect.
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Support to help businesses and third sector organisations affected by coronavirus.
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Stay at home, self-isolation, support as an extremely vulnerable person.
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Guidance on coronavirus for parents, everyone working in education and childcare providers.
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Coronavirus guidance for the NHS and people working in social, community and residential care
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Guidance for landlords, park (mobile) homes and rough sleeper services during the coronavirus pandemic
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Coronavirus advice for people returning from abroad or planning to travel
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Volunteering during the coronavirus pandemic, support for the third sector
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Planning, fire, domestic abuse and sexual violence
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Help with benefits, to stay in work and gain new skills
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