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Welsh beauty spots are expected to see more people travelling to them this weekend.
Welsh Language Activists are urging people who aren’t confident in their Welsh ability to classify themselves as Welsh speakers on the Census
City centre hotels are facing "serious questions around whether it would be financially viable to open" without pubs, restaurants and and tourism attractions being open too, according to a leading hotelier.
The Welsh Government’s Deputy Minister and Chief Whip Jane Hutt has today launched Hate Hurts Wales, which it describes as a major anti-hate crime campaign.
Kennels and catteries in Wales are not supported enough by the Welsh Government or local councils, according to owners.
Welsh Labour Leader Mark Drakeford has called for home rule for Wales to allow it to "take ownership of its own destiny."
The First Minister delivered the keynote speech at Welsh Labour's virtual spring conference.
People in Wales will be vaccinated according to their age and not any pre-existing health condition.
There have been widespread calls for the Welsh Government to lay out a timetable for when Welsh gyms will once again be able to welcome customers.
With children aged 3 to 7 across Wales starting to go back to school today, calls are growing for a plan to help teenagers.