The UK Government will remove tolls on the Crossings by 31 December 2018, boosting the local economy and saving regular motorists around £1,400 per year.
The UK Government has outlined its commitment to protecting the future of Wales’ farming, fishing and environment industries at the first joint Brexit roundtable meeting with the Welsh Government in Cardiff (7 June).
“Lame duck” First Minister, Carwyn Jones, has come under fire after admitting that he can no longer command the support he needs to maintain an official Welsh Government position on Brexit.
UK Government agrees final proposal for Heathrow expansion
UK Government Ministers have set out final proposals to back Heathrow expansion– moving Britain a significant step closer to more flights, more jobs and greater economic growth.
Bristol, Cardiff and Newport cluster ranked 5th overall in the UK for activity across sectors including AI and Data, Clean Growth, Advanced Manufacturing and Ageing Society.
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow Airport have been approved by government ministers today; a move which has been welcomed by Welsh Conservatives, who believe that it could increase inward investment and improve connectivity.
The UK Conservative Government has today confirmed that it will take a major step by entering into negotiations with Hitachi and Horizon Nuclear Power in relation to the development and construction of a new nuclear power station at Wylfa Newydd, located on Anglesey in North Wales.
