Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru

The Welsh Government published 'Future Wales: the national plan 2040' in February 2021. This identifies 10 pre-assessed areas for wind energy developments of national significance. Detailed assessments supporting 'Future Wales' including the integrated sustainability appraisal, a habitats regulations assessment and an assessment of on-shore wind and solar energy potential in Wales have been published.

Since its launch in 2014 Help to Buy Wales has successfully helped nearly 12,000 individuals and families to buy their new home. I introduced changes for phase 3 after reviewing the performance of the scheme, including a reduced price cap, additional quality requirements, and broadband readiness.

Drwyddi draw, roedd cyfradd ailgylchu trefol Cymru yn 2019-20 yn uwch na’r targed o 64 y cant. O ran yr awdurdodau lleol sy’n methu’r targed ailgylchu, cynhelir proses i ddeall y rhesymau pam a chynllunio sut i daro’r targed yn y blynyddoedd wedi hynny. Bydd hynny’n sail i’r penderfyniad a ddylid codi dirwy neu beidio.

Our clean air plan and plan to tackle roadside nitrogen dioxide concentrations set out ambitious cross-Government actions being delivered to address air pollution. We are working with Caerphilly County Borough Council to deliver compliance with nitrogen dioxide limits at A472 Hafodyrynys, alongside developing our own measures to ensure compliance at M4 Newport.

I have already committed to having discussions with all colleges regarding their vision for post-16 education in Wales. The FE sector has a huge contribution to make in realising our vision for post-compulsory education and training in line with the Tertiary Education and Research Bill.

Ddoe, lansiais raglen waith 'Cymraeg 2050' ar gyfer tymor y Senedd hon. Mae’n amlinellu uchelgais ein Llywodraeth i wthio’r agenda yn ei blaen, gan ganolbwyntio ar greu siaradwyr newydd, cynyddu defnydd mewn cymunedau a gweithleoedd a diogelu cymunedau er mwyn gwneud yn siŵr y gall yr iaith ffynnu.

I wrote to all schools last Friday confirming we will no longer be recommending contact groups or bubbles from the start of the next school year. The intention is to ensure we minimise the number of learners self-isolating unnecessarily.

Schools and settings in Islwyn, as elsewhere in Wales, continue to make meaningful progress on curriculum reform. I announced last week a package of measures to support, simplify and create space for schools to take forward the Curriculum for Wales from 2022.