March 2024 press releases

The wraps are starting to come off an historic Swansea building that's being saved for future generations.

Businesses soon have the chance to find out more about major City Deal investment that's helping transform Swansea.

Pupils at St Illtyd's Roman Catholic Primary thoroughly enjoy going to school and have a deep sense of belonging, inspectors from Estyn have found.

SOLDIERS from the 1st Btn, the Royal Welsh are set to exercise their right to march through the city centre on Saturday.

Swansea's coastal park has been officially named the Amy Dillwyn Park in memory of one of the city's most accomplished novelists and businesswomen.

Millions of pounds of extra spending on education and social care as well as funding for vital community services like the pioneering free bus initiative and cleansing are planned for the coming year in Swansea.

Millions of pounds of extra spending on education and social care as well as funding for vital community services like the pioneering free bus initiative and cleansing are planned for the coming year in Swansea.

Local transport provider, First Cymru, is the proud sponsor of Swansea Grand Theatre's 2024/25 pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk, which runs from 7th December 2024- 5th January 2025.

A new charity initiative is launching in Wales today to donate more than 300,000 surplus essential goods to 40,000 families in poverty this year.

An innovative Swansea bread business is looking to develop a UK-wide market, thanks to a digital boost.

Job seekers, school pupils and local communities are among those benefiting from a scheme linked to Swansea Council's work to bring new life to an historic city centre building.