January 2025 press releases

There was a warm welcome and plenty going on as Canolfan y Bont welcomed Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Jane Hutt, and Swansea Council's Cabinet Members Hayley Gwilliam and Alyson Anthony today.

Work is starting to help improve drainage conditions in Swansea's much-loved Singleton Park.

Several major schemes will either be finished or will make considerable progress in Swansea this year in a further boost for city centre footfall.

Gower's magical night-time skies has won international acclaim by being designated an International Dark Sky Community.

Swansea Council is gearing up to make one of the most important annual draws for one of its treasured assets.

The people of Mumbles can now have a big say on the future of an area of seafront land.

Keen triathlete Alex Simpson thought as a single man working full-time he would not be considered as a foster carer.

A unique Swansea shop is providing residents with plenty of bargains this new year

Relationships between pupils and teachers in a Swansea primary school are exceptional, according to a recent inspection report.

CITY residents are set to have their say on plans that will see around £2.2m a day spent on council services over the coming year.