Ken Skates
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01.04.2021Welsh minister for economy and transport Ken Skates has spelled out the importance of regional economic frameworks (REFs) as Wales moves towards its first regional planning regime. This clarification came in a written cabinet statement.
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20.11.2020active travel | Climate Change | cycling | Cymru | Infrastructure - Transport | Ken Skates | public transport | walkingWelsh ministers have launched a strategy for consultation that lays the groundwork for a new transport policy.
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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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02.08.2019
The 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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