Welsh Labour’s Local Government Secretary, Mark Drakeford, has launched proposals to protect the rights of public sector workers in Wales.

A public consultation on how Wales can do better in the management of air and noise pollution has been launched by Welsh Labour’s Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths.

New figures showing a rise in the number of people living in Wales whose lives were saved or improved by an organ transplant have been welcomed by Welsh Labour’s Health Secretary Vaughan Gething.

New plans from the Welsh Labour Government to tackle substance misuse will mean more training for health professionals and work to understand the scale and nature of performance enhancing drug use.  

Welsh Labour’s First Minister Carwyn Jones has made it clear that “Wales means business” on a visit to North America.

Welsh Labour’s Communities and Children Secretary, Carl Sargeant, has congratulated 348 businesses in Bridgend for working together to establish a Business Improvement District (BID).

A £1.2m EU-backed project to improve the skills and job prospects of people from ethnic minority and migrant communities has been announced by Welsh Labour’s Finance Secretary, Mark Drakeford.

Welsh Labour’s Economy and Infrastructure Secretary, Ken Skates is asking people for their views on the economic priorities needed to ensure a fairer, more prosperous and more secure Wales.

Welsh Labour’s First Minister Carwyn Jones has announced that he will establish an expert advisory group to ensure Wales secures the best possible outcome in forthcoming Brexit negotiations.

Jeremy Miles was elected as Welsh Labour and Co-Op Assembly Member for Neath on May 5th 2016. In the latest in our series of interviews with new Assembly Members, we caught up with Jeremy to ask him a few questions.