March 2022 press releases

New anti-social behaviour rules will help Swansea city centre become a more welcoming place to live in, work in and visit from this month.

One of Swansea city centre's most well-known buildings could get a fresh new look - with three tall green walls.

Swansea's new £135 million Copr Bay destination has been officially opened.

Thousands of people are being helped to find work by specialist Swansea Council services.

Swansea is to see the biggest-ever investment in key services touching the lives of residents every day.

HUNDREDS of millions of pounds will be spent over the next four years improving council homes across Swansea.

Swan Lake & Sleeping Beauty, Grand Theatre, Nov 17/18 - originally branded as presented by The Russian State Ballet and Opera House

A LEADING light in Swansea's Jewish community, Norma Glass, MBE, has been awarded a Civic Honour to recognise her contribution to promoting racial and interfaith unity across our city.

Key parts of Swansea's £135m Copr Bay phase one destination will open to the public soon.

Residents and community groups have been given a look around a row of former commercial premises on High Street that are being brought back to life.

Our city's first post-pandemic Croeso Festival has been a huge success.

On March 28, Welsh Government intends to end all remaining Covid-19 restrictions. As part of these changes, people wanting a lateral flow test (LFT) will need to apply for them online.