Welsh Government
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22.03.2019Carbon capture and storage | Climate Change | Cymru | greenhouse gases | lesley griffiths | Welsh GovernmentThe Welsh Government has committed itself to a major increase in tree planting to meet the country’s carbon reduction goals. It should see Wales reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 per cent by 2050.
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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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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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21.12.2018A round-up of planning news in Wales: 17 December-21 December, 2018
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21.12.2018Preconstruction preparation work for a proposed £12 billion nuclear power station on the Isle of Anglesey has ground to a halt now that Welsh ministers have called in the scheme. The county council had approved the scheme.
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05.12.2018agent of change | Cymru | music venues | placemaking | Planning policy Wales | Policy & Politics | renewable energy | Welsh GovernmentThe Welsh Government’s 10th iteration of Planning Policy Wales (PPW) focuses on putting people and place at the heart of the planning system. It has been published today (5 December) by planning secretary Lesley Griffiths.
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19.10.2018Welsh local government secretary Alun Davies has published the government’s prospectus for a Valleys Regional Park.
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18.10.2018A £7 million investment will help to create the infrastructure required to guarantee that 225 Welsh homes can act as power stations – a UK first at this scale.
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05.10.2018
A round-up of planning news in Wales: 29 September-5 October, 2018
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14.09.2018Cymru | fFuture Generations Commissioner for Wales | Infrastructure - Transport | M4 relief road | Welsh GovernmentWales could transform its transport system by investing active travel and in public transport – and delivering all phases of the South Wales Metro instead of spending £1.4 billion on a new section of the M4 motorway at Newport.
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