May 2025 press releases

Swansea Council is taking positive action to improve its household waste and recycling collections for residents.

Owners of electric vehicles in Swansea who do not have access to off-street parking are being invited to take part in a trial which would enable them to charge their vehicles in their street.

There will be hundreds of free and low cost activities and events for families and older people across Swansea this summer while support is being put in place to help to provide meals for school aged children that need it during the school holidays.

Fitness fans in Trallwn can head to their local park rather than go indoors to enjoy their favourite keep-fit routines for free.

Visitors to beautiful beaches across Swansea and Gower are being urged to join a voluntary ban on flying rings to protect seals living around the coast.

Being installed now: High-quality play equipment on your new-look Mumbles prom.

Main roads into Swansea city centre are set to be resurfaced as part Swansea Council's latest highway maintenance plans.

Funding that makes free period products available in Swansea to women, girls, and people who menstruate is available again this year.

A series of tennis events brought together more than 250 school pupils from across Swansea.

A wide variety of fun is on offer this bank holiday weekend, thanks to Swansea Council's attractions and activities.

Local communities in Swansea are benefiting from more than a million pounds of investment that has been used to boost nature and biodiversity.

A network of Swansea Council water safety aids are to get further protection from vandalism that persistently puts lives at risk.