Climate action - buildings

More new homes built by the council are set to welcome their first tenants in the coming weeks.

Swansea Council is calling on business and organisations to help the city in its fight for the planet's future.

​​​​​​​Work continues on the Hafod-Morfa Copperworks site that's due to become a new visitor attraction for Penderyn Whisky this year.

One of Swansea's most historic shopping streets is set to go green.

Swansea is set to have its first installation of environmentally friendly bus shelters along main public transport routes in the city.

The new £9.9m home for Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Tan-y-lan that will benefit thousands of pupils in the years to come has been officially opened.

New images show how the inside of the major new office development at the former Oceana nightclub site will look once it's open.

An £11.5m new home for a Welsh medium school is now providing fantastic opportunities for more than 500 pupils.

Three Swansea communities have been enjoying a special treat thanks to the council's £5m plan to create or upgrade city play areas.

Swansea's new 1.1-acre coastal park is now open to the public.

Project leaders behind a major new development in Swansea city centre have visited the construction site to see the early progress that's already under way there.

Palace Theatre and Hafod-Morfa Copperworks were on the itinerary when Welsh Government Economy Minister Vaughan Gething visited Swansea to see first-hand the scale of regeneration on-going in the city.