February 2022 press releases

Due to the anticipated severe weather warning for Friday Swansea Council will be closing non-essential front line services, including libraries, community centres, recycling centres and district housing offices.

New greenery, benches, soft play areas and other facilities have now been introduced at Swansea's emerging coastal park.

Three new local businesses have been announced for Swansea's emerging £135m Copr Bay phase one district.

Castle Square Gardens, city schools and community facilities across Swansea are set for major investment in the next 12 months.

Swansea Council could become the first Welsh council to adopt a minimum staff salary of £10 per hour.

PLANS to pump tens of millions of pounds of extra funding into Swansea Council services that touch the lives of local people every dare have been approved by the authority's Cabinet.

Not only does the new restaurant being fitted out at Swansea's emerging coastal park have a new name - it now has a general manager too.

​​​​​​​A new era is about to start for a key community facility in the Swansea Valley.

Our city's Free Bus offer is back for the long weekends of February half-term.

Two new schemes worth a combined £1.1m will provide training and work placements at Swansea Council for graduates, the unemployed and the economically inactive.

The regeneration of Swansea is benefiting with funding of £740,000 this year from a grant scheme managed by Swansea Council.

SWANSEA Council is set to invest tens of millions of pounds extra this year in vital services that touch the lives of city residents every day.