November 2024 press releases

Laserzone in Swansea is reopening at a different city centre venue this weekend.

Residents in Swansea have helped make the city one of the top five best performing areas in Wales for recycling.

Swansea is once again pulling out all the stops to bring some festive cheer to people in need at a very special Christmas event.

Admiral has been confirmed as the headline sponsor once again for the much-loved Swansea Bay 10K event, when it returns to the city next year.

Swansea swimmers are being urged to take the plunge and join the world's biggest charity fundraising swim at Wales National Pool Swansea.

Swansea Council is backing Small Business Saturday by continuing to encourage people to shop local.

Derelict buildings are being brought back to life, business premises have been improved and people have been helped to find work, thanks to a multi-million pound investment across Swansea over the last year or so.

THOUSANDS of potholes and hundreds of road repairs and upgrades are helping keep city traffic on the move backed by £8.1m of council funding.

Every rough sleeper in Swansea is being offered a bed if they need one, the Council has pledged.

More schools in Swansea could be recognised for the work they do in creating a safe, inclusive and welcoming culture for all including asylum seekers and refugees.

Welsh opera legend Sir Bryn Terfel is set to officially open the landmark Tabernacle Morriston Centre on November 23.

A popular city centre road is set to be redesigned to help make it greener and more attractive for businesses and visitors.