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14 June 2013

Minister sees how local service board projects are helping families

Lesley Griffiths has visited EU supported projects, to see how they are helping families with complex needs in Swansea and Bridgend.

14 June 2013

Commission to gather views on public services

The Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery (the Commission) has today launched a programme of activities to gather views on public services in Wales.

30 May 2013

National Survey for Wales: The results are in!

People in Wales are extremely satisfied with the Welsh NHS and the quality of Welsh schools, the National Survey for Wales has revealed.

29 May 2013

Welsh Government initiative recognised for saving money

The Welsh Government has beaten tough competition from central and local government to win a prestigious award for an initiative that is at the leading edge of public procurement in the UK.

22 May 2013

First Minister announces Public Policy Institute Wales Consortium

Cardiff University will head up a consortium of research organisations and think tanks to run the Public Policy Institute for Wales, First Minister Carwyn Jones announced.

24 April 2013

Additional projects to benefit from Regional Collaboration Fund

Four more projects are to benefit from the Welsh Government’s new Regional Collaboration Fund Local Government Minister, Lesley Griffiths, announced today.

28 March 2013

First projects to benefit from Regional Collaboration Fund announced

The first projects to benefit from the Welsh Government’s new Regional Collaboration Fund have been announced today by Local Government Minister Lesley Griffiths.

21 March 2013

New Data will Aid Regional Working

New data to help public services work together to deliver local services across Wales has been published by Local Government Minister Lesley Griffiths.

18 March 2013

Agencies join forces to help missing children in Gwent

Public services in Gwent are joining together today to launch a new approach to dealing with missing children in Gwent.

Tags: Improving public services | 18 March 2013 | Programme for Government - Public Services | Public services | South East Wales

09 January 2013

Performance of Welsh Councils in the spotlight

The latest bulletin highlighting key performance data with a citizen focus for each of the 22 local authorities in Wales has been published today.

11 December 2012

Minister praises local projects creating local job opportunities

Finance Minister Jane Hutt saw today how a new school in Aberdare and an emergency care centre in Merthyr have helped to create jobs, apprenticeships and opportunities for local people and business.

06 December 2012

Maximising the impact of Welsh Procurement Policy

"There are no reasons or excuses why all organisations cannot fully adopt the principles in the Wales Procurement Policy Statement," Jane Hutt said today.

03 December 2012

StatsWales website re-launched

A refreshed statistical website has been re-launched by the Welsh Government.

26 November 2012

Welsh Government wins top Civil Service award for groundbreaking procurement policy

The Welsh Government’s procurement division, Value Wales, has won a top UK Civil Service award.

05 November 2012

£15m to help deliver more efficient public services

A new round of Invest-to-Save funding has been opened to public service organisations in Wales to help them develop new, cost-effective approaches to service delivery.

24 October 2012

Governments reach new agreement on Welsh funding

A joint statement outlining new commitments on funding in Wales has been published today by the UK Government and the Welsh Government.

22 October 2012

Welsh Government wins top HR award

The Welsh Government has beaten stiff competition to win a prestigious award for an initiative to improve the management of staff across the Welsh public sector.

02 October 2012

A Welsh Budget for Growth and Jobs – Investing in Wales’ Future

Boosting economic growth, creating jobs, investing in schools and hospitals and protecting universal benefits are at the heart of the Welsh Government’s draft budget for 2013-14, Jane Hutt has said.

02 October 2012

Welsh Government investment improving public services

A £57million investment in mental health facilities in Cardiff is an example of how Welsh Government funding is improving public services and boosting the economy, Jane Hutt said today.

Tags: Improving public services | 02 October 2012 | Budget | South East Wales

27 September 2012

National Survey reveals how satisfied people are in Wales

People in Wales are extremely satisfied with GP surgeries, hospitals and schools but remained concerned about the financial situation, the National Survey for Wales reveals today.