February 2019 press releases
Schools and social care gain in Swansea Council budget
SCHOOLS and social care are to get millions of pounds of extra necessary investment in the coming financial year after Swansea Council passed its budget.
Footprint fun will help new-look Kingsway come alive for children
Dragon footprints will be among the attractions along Swansea's new-look Kingsway.
Welsh businesses urged to bid for arena work
Welsh businesses are being urged to bid for work on the £120m Swansea Central Phase One project.
'Keep it out' recycling campaign starts in Swansea
Plans to encourage more people to recycle their household waste come into force in Swansea on Monday 25 February.
Council to consider notice of motion on radioactive waste
COUNCILLORS in Swansea are set to challenge any possibility that a radioactive waste facility is located in the Swansea area.
South West Wales to benefit from £27m funding boost
A £27m regeneration plan is being rolled out across South West Wales.
Council set to recruit new apprentices
SWANSEA Council's building services team launches its annual apprenticeships recruitment campaign this week(note: Feb 25)- with 16 places up for grabs.
Great War drama brings new success to education favourite
The moving story of a boy fighting in World War One has helped a Swansea cultural initiative win powerful approval ratings.
Specialist wheelchair has been life-changing for campaigner Josh
When he was 19-years-old Josh Davies took delivery of a specialist wheelchair that supports him to stand.
Council and conservationists join forces on new biodiversity programme
Swansea Council and environmental group Swansea Trees are working together on a plan to boost the city's biodiversity in response to the building of the city's digital arena.
Gallery all set to mark LGBT History Month
One of Swansea's longest established art attractions is getting a rainbow makeover.
More council homes set for construction
AROUND 150 new council homes are set for construction from now until 2022 under Swansea Council's ambitious house building schemes.
Memorial shows devastation Blitz brought to community
For three nights in 1941 the bombs fell on Swansea and by the time the terrifying Luftwaffe raids were over 230 people had been killed and more than 400 were injured.
Get your entries in for Admiral Swansea Bay 10k
THOUSANDS of runners are getting their entries in for this year's Admiral Swansea Bay 10k
Music man Mathew tunes in to Tabernacle opportunity
The people of a Swansea community are starting to breathe new life into one of their most high-profile historic locations.
Seniors bowled over by work on Victorian pavilion
WORK to brighten up a Victorian pavilion in the heart of a Swansea community has left regular users bowled over.
Principal contractor appointed to deliver £120m Swansea Central Phase One
One of the UK's most respected contractors is to help deliver the £120m Swansea Central Phase One transformation.
Council set to invest more in schools and social care
Swansea Council is to fully fund this year's teacher's pay rise and millions of pounds of necessary investment in social care in budget proposals unveiled today despite continued cuts to local government funding.
Big step forward for key Swansea heritage site
Plans to revitalise a former hotbed of Swansea industry have taken another big step forward.
Council tax changes could go out to consultation
Changes could be made to council tax bills in Swansea to make them fairer by asking those with more than one home to contribute more.
Pupils up for award for anti-bullying drive
PUPILS at a Swansea comprehensive know there is always a friendly face to turn to if they or a fellow student is being bullied.
Live music fans in for a treat on St David's Day
FANS of Welsh Language Music Day being celebrated across Wales on Friday (February 8) will be able to enjoy a second round of live events just two weeks later.
Upgrade for glorious stretch of Wales Coast Path
A STRETCH of some of the finest walking country in Wales is getting a makeover in time for the summer to make the glories of Gower even more accessible.
Public to have their say on Swansea city centre's green future
Swansea people are to give their views on how nature can improve their city centre.
Long term plan for city set for February approval
Swansea's Local Development Plan (LDP) is to be considered for adoption at the end of February 2019.
Funding boost set to transform Swansea Canal
Funding of over £320,000 has been confirmed to regenerate the historic Swansea Canal into a major visitor destination.
International arts specialist to take helm at Glynn Vivian
Acclaimed arts authority Karen MacKinnon is the new curator of Swansea's prestigious Glynn Vivian Art Gallery.
Praise for caring and pupil focused Welsh medium school
A Welsh medium primary school in Swansea has been praised for the wellbeing of its pupils and their attitude to learning.
Playground upgrade ahead of work on new school buildings
WORK to relocate and upgrade an existing playground at a park in Gorseinon could get underway in the summer ahead of the construction of much needed new school buildings for more than 300 primary school pupils.
South West Wales to benefit from £27m funding boost
A £27m regeneration plan is being rolled out across South West Wales.
Local Development Plan approved for Swansea
A long term plan which sets out how and what land is used for in Swansea has been approved.
Public in Swansea can help create new city woodland
A new woodland is set to be created near playing fields in a Swansea community.
