Climate activists, public sector workers, influencers, schools and a Hollywood actor have been included on a list of 100 people changing the face of Wales. The outgoing future generations commissioner, Sophie Howe, compiled the list to highlight the work of people making a positive difference to the nation.
The list, which is announced at a special event at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff, includes the like of Port Talbot actor Michael Sheen, Professor Laura McAllister, the Football Association of Wales' CEO Noel Mooney, as well as trans activist Zoey Allen. Ms Howe, who is set to leave her post at the end of January, wanted to highlight some of the changemakers from all over the country that work to create a "better Wales".
In a statement, she said: "Wales’ well-being legislation puts an obligation on public bodies to act outside of the status quo, but there are also thousands of people making positive change every day. For daily analysis on the big issues, sign up to the Wales Matters newsletter here.
