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Tickets and hampers gifted to Welsh Government staff
Western Mail
|November 24, 2025
WELSH Government staff received hundreds of pounds worth of gifts in the last five years, a freedom of information (FOI) request has revealed.
The Welsh Government building at Cathays Park,
(Matthew Horwood)
Sports tickets, hampers, chocolates, flowers, and vouchers were among the list of items accepted by civil servants.
Gifts received ranged from tickets to Six Nations matches valued at £300 each, to two boxes of Christmas chocolates for £90.
Some staff attended the England v New Zealand cricket match in September 2023, valued at £1,080.
The Welsh Government does not publish its register of gifts accepted by civil servants but BBC Wales has reported on the register obtained through an FOI.
Two £100 One4All gift vouchers, which can be spent at a range of retailers including restaurants, fashion, and beauty stores, were also accepted by staff.
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