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Scotland s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon welcomes Prime Minister Boris Johnson outside Bute House in Edinburgh ahead of their meeting in July 29, 2019 “WHY can’t they all just get on!” If polls could express emotions then I like to imagine this is the kind of exasperation to which a poll published after the recent elections was giving voice. Commissioned by Our Scottish Future, the pro-Union think tank, it had two headlines. Less than a quarter of Scots think that the Scottish and UK Governments cooperate well today. Nearly three-quarters want better cooperation. Not earth-shattering you might say. Human beings working together – it’s what we do, right? Amazingly, the poll found 7 per cent who disagreed. I had no idea the professional political class was so large.
A FUNDING boost of nearly £5 million for a North Wales hydrogen project is among a series of schemes due to be highlighted by State for Wales Simon Hart when he outlines the UK Government’s plans for Wales which aim to deliver thousands of skilled jobs. Speaking to an online audience of representatives from Welsh business, industry and tourism on Thursday (May 20) the Welsh Secretary will explain how the UK Government will build back better and greener from the pandemic by investing in digital infrastructure, providing financial backing for green industry and supporting jobs and growth right across Wales in the coming months and years.
Direct delivery to communities at heart of Plan for Wales
Welsh Secretary Simon Hart launches the UK Government’s Plan for Wales, focusing on jobs, livelihoods and sustainability.
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20 May 2021
Secretary of State for Wales Simon Hart has outlined the UK Government’s ambitious plans for Wales which aim to deliver thousands of skilled jobs and ensure Wales’s place as a hub for innovation and the green industries of the future.
Speaking to an online audience of representatives from Welsh business, industry and tourism on Thursday (20 May) the Welsh Secretary explained how the UK Government will build back better and greener from the pandemic by investing in digital infrastructure, providing financial backing for green industry and supporting jobs and growth right across Wales in the coming months and years.
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