The Welsh Government has announced that RAAC has been identified in a small number of Trivallis-run social housing properties in the Hirwaun area.
In summer summer 2023, the UK Department for Education reported incidents of RAAC had emerged at schools over the summer period which gave rise to concern over a potential higher safety risk.
In September 2023 the Welsh minister for finance and local government and the minister for education and welsh language set out the actions being taken to assess the wider public estate, including social housing.

The Government has announced "an updated, more focused" definition of 'extremism' "to tackle the ever-evolving threat of extremism in the UK".
The new definition will be used by government departments and officials alongside a set of engagement principles, "to ensure they are not inadvertently providing a platform, funding or legitimacy to groups or individuals who attempt to advance extremist ideologies that negate our fundamental rights and freedoms and overturn the UK’s system of liberal parliamentary democracy."

Local authorities from the UK and Ireland have met to discuss place branding.
16 local authorities (eight from the UK and eight from Ireland) met in Dublin to discuss the topic and how the associated techniques and strategies can be applied to the economic, political and cultural development of cities and regions.
The event was hosted by Dublin City Council in collaboration with the British Embassy and Connected Places Catapult and aimed to identify the strengths and potential benefits of branding places.

Statistics published by Scotland's chief statistician show that there are slightly more women in Scotland's government workforce.
This is part of the latest quarterly Scottish Government Workforce Diversity and Inclusion Information statistics.
It covers the diversity of Scottish Government permanent staff in core directorates, some agencies and some non-ministerial departments and the experiences of different demographic groups.

The Welsh Government has published proposals designed to increase the proportion of women standing as candidates in future Senedd elections.
The Senedd Cymru (Electoral Candidate Lists) Bill aims to make the Senedd more effective by being more representative of Wales.
The Bill is based on recommendations made by the Special Purpose Committee on Senedd Reform. The recommendations were endorsed by a majority of Senedd Members in June 2022.

Local authorities are struggling to implement their electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure plans, according to research from Believ.
This is despite the UK Government’s ambition to have 300,000 public charge points available by 2030.