October 2024 press releases

City schools are to benefit from more than £1.7m of investment by Swansea Council and the Welsh Government in essential maintenance and building upgrades in the city during the coming year.

Swansea's ambition to ensure no child is left behind when it comes to access to an excellent education is getting a further boost.

Our cleansing teams have been hard at work over the last couple of weeks in communities across Swansea clearing hundreds of tonnes of autumn leaves falling on paths and highways.

Disused parts of a building in a town's high street have been brought back to life with the help of grant funding.

The development of more than a dozen new council homes is underway in a Swansea community.

Reports of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Swansea city centre during this year's school summer holidays saw a significant drop compared to 2023.

One of Swansea's most high-profile regeneration schemes is benefiting from a scheme that boosts the work chances of people around the city.

Shoppers heading into Swansea city centre can travel on buses for free on weekends in the countdown to Christmas starting on November 16.

Swansea's ambition to ensure no child is left behind when it comes to access to an excellent education is getting a further boost.

City residents are set to pay tribute to those in the armed forces who have served their country after this year's Poppy Appeal was launched at the Brangwyn Hall.

Work is soon starting to shape initial proposals for improved skateboarding and wheel sports facilities throughout Swansea.

Swansea Council's Communities for Work+ is staging a Christmas Jobs Fair, in partnership with Quadrant Centre management and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) at the Quadrant Centre from 10am to 2pm on October 24.