March 2025 press releases

THOUSANDS of potholes and hundreds of road repairs and upgrades are helping keep city traffic on the move backed by £20m of council funding in the year ahead.

Oystermouth Castle is throwing open its gates to visitors, residents, and history enthusiasts alike to explore the iconic landmark this summer.

Progress continues to be made on the city centre site of your emerging new community services hub Y Storfa.

Public art inspired by the heritage, humanity and diversity of Swansea people is delighting city centre shoppers and workers.

Work will soon start to give Swansea's historic Castle Cinema building a new future.

A number of roads in Swansea could see speed limits raised from 20mph to 30mph under plans published by the council.

A specialist care home that supports people leaving hospital who need additional help before they can return to live independently at home has been praised by inspectors.

Llanrhidian Primary School provides a vibrant and inclusive environment where enthusiastic staff inspire active participation in both learning and school life, inspectors from Estyn have said.

Plans are in place to continue upgrading one of the UK's most picturesque coast paths so that it is accessible to everyone.

Hundreds of school children in Swansea are taking part in a UK-wide cycling and walking event.

Funding applications are now open for projects aimed at boosting Swansea's rural communities.

A project has recently been completed to install small cell technology that will provide people with more reliable mobile phone coverage at times when Swansea city centre is particularly busy.