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30 December 2010

New Year Message from the First Minister of Wales

The New Year is a time for taking stock and looking ahead to the future.

Christmas Message from the First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones

The Christmas break is an opportunity for families to get together in a shared festival of peace and goodwill.

20 December 2010

Winter weather update

Snow is continuing to affect a number of routes across the country - where possible, routes remain open.

17 December 2010

Give the gift of reading this Christmas says First Minister

First Minister Carwyn Jones is urging people to give the gift of reading this Christmas by encouraging parents to read with their children.

Tags: First Minister | 17 December 2010 | South East Wales

17 December 2010

Overnight snow affects many parts of Wales

Overnight snow has affected many parts of Wales, closing many schools and making travel conditions difficult.

16 December 2010

Referendum period begins as order made by the Queen

The referendum on further law making powers for the National Assembly will take place on 3 March 2011, following an order made by the Queen yesterday.

14 December 2010

New Special Adviser

Chris Roberts has been appointed to the Welsh Assembly Government’s team of Special Advisers.

30 November 2010

First Minister urges people to be good neighbours as more cold weather expected

With more cold weather conditions forecast over the next few days, First Minister Carwyn Jones is urging people across Wales to be good neighbours.

26 November 2010

Referendum Order approved by Houses of Parliament

The Order required for a referendum to be held on legislative powers for the National Assembly is nearing its final stages.

26 November 2010

First Minister urges public service leaders to be good and fair employers

First Minister Carwyn Jones has urged public service leaders to be good and fair employers in the challenging times ahead.

25 November 2010

Ministers mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

Welsh Assembly Government Ministers will be marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women today by wearing white ribbons.

24 November 2010

First Minister sends message of solidarity to New Zealand

The First Minister has sent a message of support and solidarity to the Prime Minister of New Zealand John Key following the Pike River mine blasts tragedy.

24 November 2010

First Minister visits Swansea Valley company benefitting from Welsh Assembly Government funding

The First Minister has visited a company in the Swansea Valley which has benefited from Welsh Assembly Government funding to help them through the recession.

Tags: First Minister | 24 November 2010 | Economy | South West Wales

18 November 2010

First Minister opens £6 million Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Helyg

First Minister Carwyn Jones joined staffand pupils at a Blaenau Gwent school to officially open its new £6million building.

Tags: First Minister | 18 November 2010 | Schools | South East Wales

16 November 2010

First Minister congratulates Prince William and Kate Middleton on their engagement

First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones has congratulated Prince William and Kate Middleton on their engagement

15 November 2010

First Minister welcomes release of Aung San Suu Kyi

Mr Jones said: "This is a day that many people have been waiting a long time for."

12 November 2010

First Minister opens state-of-the-art laboratory

New facility officially opens at Comtek in Deeside

Tags: First Minister | 12 November 2010 | North Wales

12 November 2010

Wales faces massive challenge, First Minister tells North Wales businesses

First Minister tells North Wales businesses of massive challenge ahead.

Tags: First Minister | 12 November 2010 | Economy | North Wales

11 November 2010

First Minister remembers the fallen and calls for renewed efforts to find lasting peace

Looking ahead to Remembrance Sunday, First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones has described the day as an occasion to renew our commitment to building the foundations for lasting peace.