The big projects Newport Council wants to spend money on this year and how much they will cost
Millions are set to be spent on some exciting projects this year and beyond
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How Wales plans to spend £22bn next year
From Covid recovery to protecting communities from flooding, the final Budget from the Welsh Government will protect public services and boost the economy
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The Welsh Government has promised £22bn to protect public services in Wales and and boost the economy in the wake of the global pandemic.
Finance minister Rebecca Evans MS says the budget for Wales will help support a recovery that begins today INVESTMENT in housing, schools, flood and coastal defences, and active travel are among the key pledges made in the Welsh Government s final budget for 2021/22, for a recovery that takes root today , said finance minister Rebecca Evans. She has unveiled details of a budget which is intended to support lives and livelihoods as Wales - along with the rest of the UK - begins to look beyond the ravages of the coronavirus pandemic and the economic and social damage brought by the lockdowns imposed to curb it.
£50m funding announced to improve school buildings across Wales wrexham.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wrexham.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
An artist s impression of plans for the expansion of Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw. Picture: Morgan Sindall Construction PLANS for the extension of Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw have been unveiled. The £7.8 million project will provide spaces for 210 primary school pupils, and a nursery for up to 30 three and four year olds. The Welsh-medium school - in Trevethin, Pontypool - currently caters for pupils 11-18-years-old. Funding for the scheme has come entirely from the Welsh Government, as part of their 21st Century Schools and Colleges Programme. The project was awarded to Morgan Sindall Construction, and the firm has now provided plans for the main building.