March 2023 press releases

Schools are set to be the main beneficiaries of almost £8m investment by Swansea Council and the Welsh Government in essential maintenance and building upgrades in the city during the coming year.

Close to 240,000 visitors have enjoyed Swansea Arena since it first opened to the public a year ago.

A council worker who was the first person to enter the remains of a house to rescue a family after a devastating explosion in Morriston on Monday has been hailed for his bravery.

Acclaimed individuals from the world of literature are on their way to Swansea Council libraries this month.

An emergency appeal has been launched for households impacted by the devastating explosion in Morriston on Monday.

EMERGENCY services, residents and the wider community have been praised for the unprecedented support they've given to those affected by the Morriston gas blast.

A Swansea author and illustrator couple have delighted children thanks to a competition run by Swansea Council's libraries service.

A guided tour of a Kingsway development site is being organised to encourage local children to consider careers in construction, engineering or design and technology.

They say a dog can be your best friend and that's certainly the case when you are trading standards officers on the hunt for illegal tobacco products.

Swansea's coastal park is to be named the Amy Dillwyn Park in memory of one of the city's most accomplished novelists and businesswomen.

The incredible work carried out by Swansea's highly skilled childcare and play workforce has been recognised at an evening of glitz and glamour at The Brangwyn Hall.

Swansea's public libraries have been playing their part in making sure there are warm and welcoming places for people to go this winter.