March 2022 press releases

Plans for a major new manufacturing plant in Swansea creating hundreds of well-paid jobs are making significant progress.

Project leaders behind a major new development in Swansea city centre have visited the construction site to see the early progress that's already under way there.

Palace Theatre and Hafod-Morfa Copperworks were on the itinerary when Welsh Government Economy Minister Vaughan Gething visited Swansea to see first-hand the scale of regeneration on-going in the city.

Regional plans and strategies aimed at boosting economic prosperity while helping South West Wales reach its net-zero energy targets have now been given the green light.

Twenty-five new energy-efficient homes being built by Swansea Council are almost ready for occupation.

An additional 49 easily accessible life-saving defibrillators are being installed at retail locations in communities right across Swansea in the coming months.

​​​​​​​Work has been completed on a new Swansea Council housing scheme.

A major investment to build an impressive new teaching block complete with canteen, kitchen and hall, together with new outdoor sports facilities and refurbish some existing classrooms, has been completed at Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr.

A number of visitor accommodation businesses in Swansea are benefitting from funding to improve their facilities as the important spring and summer seasons edge ever closer.

A New Zealand-based company behind proposals to build an outdoor adventure park including ziplines, a sky swing, luge runs and a cableway system on Swansea's Kilvey Hill is in the final stages of completing its due diligence.

Work continues on the Hafod-Morfa Copperworks site that's due to become a new visitor attraction for Penderyn Whisky this year.

The new Swansea Arena will attract world class acts, boost businesses in the city centre and help showcase the amazing wealth of home-grown talent, according to city-based performers.