Cost of living help - updates

​​​​​​​Swansea Council welcomes back its annual firework display next month - and it's free to attend.

​​​​​​​A popular service has returned to Swansea city centre to help local householders through the cost of living crisis.

Free events to mark Halloween and fireworks night are among those on the way to help thousands of Swansea families save money in the coming weeks.

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.

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.

More than 2,400 reception pupils in Swansea have been offered free meals since school resumed in September.

​​​​​​​Hundreds of people have collectively saved thousands of pounds thanks to a Swansea Council-funded scheme to help cut household energy bills.

Thousands of city families are being urged to apply for a £200 fuel support payment to help them through the cost of living crisis.

Unpaid carers who could be entitled to a £500 one-off grant have until tomorrow, September 2 at 5pm to get registered