Julie James MS
One hundred per cent renewable energy for Wales by 2035 ‘ambitious but credible target’
Welsh Government Climate Change Minister, Julie James has published a consultation on "ambitious but credible" targets for Wales to meet…
Blossom trees planted at a primary school in Swansea’s Mayhill to ‘connect more people to nature’
A blossom tree planted by National Trust Cymru and local Senedd member Julie James at Sea View Primary School in…
New drinks container return scheme set to launch in 2025
Wales will be introducing a Deposit Return Scheme by 2025, Climate Change Minister Julie James has confirmed.
Welsh coal mines could heat homes of the future
A £450,000 project will explore whether water from disused mines has the potential to play a vital role in supplying…
Wallpaper that heats homes among innovative projects trialled in Wales to tackle climate change and the cost of living crisis
A social housing development in Wales is being heated by wallpaper as part of a trial exploring affordable alternatives to…
Construction work soon to start on Swansea’s ‘living building’ at former Oxford Street Woolworths site
With main construction work due to start in the coming weeks, city leaders have visited the Swansea site where a…
Independent review of floods announced to help Wales adapt to climate change
An independent review of flooding events across Wales during the winter of 2020-21 has been launched, the Welsh Government has…
Welsh Government plans to set up a supervisory authority to oversee coal tip safety
Climate Change Minister Julie James has set out plans to introduce a new law to manage the legacy of centuries…
Time to raise the bar on Wales’ housing standards says Minister
Welsh Government Minister Julie James has announced the upcoming launch of a consultation on proposed new social housing quality standard…
Welsh Government announce £214m ‘largest ever’ investment in flood protection
Climate Change Minister Julie James has revealed the Welsh Government’s 'largest ever' flood programme, totalling more than £214m over three…