Ken Skates
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23.10.2020A round-up of planning news in Wales: 17 October-23 October, 2020
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02.10.2020The Welsh Government is establishing a company to focus on developing the site of the former Trawsfynydd nuclear power plant in Gwynedd.
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31.10.2019Community Infrastructure | Cymru | Demographics & Population Growth | Economic Growth | Infrastructure - Transport | Ken Skates | North Wales Metro | Transport for WalesTransport minister Ken Skates (pictured) has spelled out government plans to increase the percentage of people travelling to work to Deeside by train as he issued a progress report this week on the North Wales Metro initiative.
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02.08.2019The Welsh Government has reached an agreement with Legal & General and developer Rightacres Property to build a new bus interchange for Cardiff, the final – and much delayed – major element of a £400 million regeneration scheme.
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05.07.2019Ambitious proposals to establish an international rail-testing facility at the head of the Dulais Valley, on the boundary between Neath Port Talbot and Powys, are gathering momentum.
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07.02.2019Welsh Assembly Members (AMs) have come out in support of the Welsh Government’s bid for more powers and funding for rail services in Wales.
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25.01.2019Ambitious proposals for a new park-and-ride mainline rail station and business district located between Newport and Cardiff have made significant progress.
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17.01.2019Anglesey | Cymru | Greg Clark | Infrastructure - Energy | Ken Skates | Mark Drakeford | Wylfa NewyddWork on a huge new nuclear power station on Anglesey has been suspended, a move with potentially dire consequences for North Wales’s economy.
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04.01.2019Welsh ministers have announced that the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has been commissioned to support the development of a regional economic development blueprint for Wales.
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15.06.2018The Welsh Government has announced funding worth nearly £100 million for a new train depot at Taff’s Well, about seven miles north of the capital, as part of proposals for the South Wales Metro.
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