October 2022 press releases

An additional 200 children are set to benefit from an expansion of Swansea's popular Flying Start programme which makes a positive difference to the life chances of families that need it the most.

​​​​​​​Swansea's Dylan Thomas Exhibition has been shortlisted for The Best Small Museum Project Award at the Museum Association's Museums Change Lives Awards 2022.

Regeneration work in Swansea city centre has uncovered a lively former life of a building that's set to have a bright future.

Rough sleepers, vulnerable young people looking for a place to live and those facing the threat of losing a roof over their heads are set to benefit from a new multi-million-pound plan to tackle homelessness.

A whole generation of motorists has been spared a once familiar sight - nose-to-tail traffic queues as local and through traffic mixed on the old A48 Cardiff to Carmarthen trunk road which ran right through the heart of Morriston.

A new one-stop-shop website been made available to support many thousands of Swansea families looking to save money during the cost of living crisis.

Close to 110,000 - that's how many visitors Swansea Arena has attracted since first opening its doors about six months ago.

A council-funded scheme to help cut household energy bills has helped hundreds of Swansea people collectively save thousands of pounds.

​​​​​​​Families looking for free fun this month can visit the city centre's Castle Square which is set to host a spectacular spooky Saturday.

Cultural venues in and around Swansea city centre are part of a UK-wide initiative to celebrate the accomplishments of black Britons.

Two new 'Changing Places' toilets are being introduced at Knab Rock and Rhossili as part of a £300,000 investment in improving Swansea's public toilet facilities.

There are now even more opportunities for pupils and the wider community in Morriston to stay fit and active thanks to a major upgrade of a school gymnasium.