September 2023 press releases

TOURISM'S annual value to the Swansea Bay economy has topped the £500m mark for the first time.

Thousands of children and young people have taken part in free or subsidised activities during the school summer holidays thanks to funding from Swansea Council.

Two more Swansea businesses have been given a helping hand with a funding boost.

You may have seen reports on the news that concerns around a type of concrete called lightweight reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) is causing issues for some schools in England where it was used in their construction.

School's back this week but there's still a chance to enjoy some of our best outdoor attractions and beaches as this weekend promises to be a scorcher.

YOUNGSTERS in five Swansea communities can look forward to enjoying new and upgraded play areas in the coming months.

A Swansea beach has been named one of the world's most beautiful alongside beaches in Thailand, the Caribbean and the Philippines.

More than 65,000 free meals have been served to children and young people as part of Swansea Council's support for families during the school summer holidays.

The name has been announced for a key regeneration project in Swansea city centre.

Swansea Council is holding early discussions with alternative contractors following news that the original main contractor for the Copr Bay scheme - Buckingham Group - has gone into administration.

Work is set to begin this week on refurbishing one of the play areas at Coed Gwilym Park in Clydach.