September 2022 press releases

A Book of Condolence has been opened in Swansea this morning for members of the public to pay their respects to HM The Queen.

Work is now underway on a £7m sports and leisure complex that will benefit many thousands of people across Swansea.

​​​​​​​A council project to bring new life to the historic Hafod-Morfa Copperworks has secured an extra £750,000 in grant support.

​​​​​​​One of Swansea's most historic landmarks will offer free entry to visitors this Saturday, September 10.

Swansea Council is aiming to target the scourge of chewing gum on pavements throughout the city.

Preparing the way for major redevelopment of the area, the former Llys Dewi Sant building in Swansea is now starting to disappear from the city centre.

Following the Ofgem decision to raise the energy cap, Swansea's Energy Awareness Hub team has announced a series of free community roadshows in September that are open to all.

A packed programme of free taster sessions will be taking place at locations across Swansea to inspire people to gain new skills as part of Adult Learners Week.

It was a glittering night at the Mansion House last night when Lord Mayor Mike Day hosted a civic reception for our city's Commonwealth Games heroes.

Swansea Council's Social Services is holding another recruitment event and this time there are opportunities for roles in residential and day care services and for social care personal assistants.

Prioritising and investing in education in Swansea is benefitting thousands of pupils and their teachers, according to Welsh Government appointed inspectors.

SWANSEA'S Commonwealth Games heroes are to be honoured in a civic reception next week.