February 2022 press releases

Twenty-two charities and community groups providing crisis support to people facing food poverty have received funding from Swansea Council.

​​​​​​​Swansea Council is set to continue working with supporters of the city's Slip Bridge to help them in their wish to bring new life to the structure.

A joint Emergency Notice of Motion below, supported by Swansea Council's group political leaders and Cabinet, was agreed by full Council on March 3.

A new video shows how your 3,500-capacity Swansea Arena looks as the eye-catching venue builds up to key test events this week.

Two Swansea communities have been enjoying a special half-term treat thanks to the council's £5m plan to create or upgrade city play areas.

THOUSANDS of city families have benefited from a £200 winter fuel windfall aimed at helping them cope with the cost of rising prices.

Croeso Festival will bring the feel-good factor to the city centre with its varied programme of entertainment.

SWANSEA'S nightlife scene is keeping the Purple Flag flying over the city for an eighth consecutive year.

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

Residents of all ages across Swansea are being asked for their views on the quality of life and well-being in the city.

Charities and organisations working to combat period poverty in Swansea can now apply for council funding.

Emergency teams in Swansea have leapt into action to keep the city on the move after winds up to 90mph swept through the city.