November 2022 press releases
Investment company acquires key city centre properties
Local investment company Kartay Holdings has recently acquired six key properties across Oxford Street between H Samuel Jewellers and Barclays Bank, with a view to revitalising a main shopping artery of the city centre.
Swansea goes big on its support for Wales
A giant bucket hat has appeared in the centre of Swansea.
Council's £550m housing investment programme sees upgrade for thousands of homes
A near £550m programme to modernise council homes in Swansea has seen thousands of tenants get new kitchens, bathrooms, home insulation and other energy-saving support.
Local area coordinators making positive impact in communities
This winter Swansea's network of local area coordinators continue to work in all Swansea communities and are able to walk alongside anyone feeling isolated or facing challenges.
Second fly tipping incident caught on camera in Swansea leads to costly fine
A fly tipper in Swansea has been issued with a £250 fixed penalty after being caught on camera carrying out the act.
Top tips to mark Talk Money Week
We'll be publishing a tip a day next week to help support Swansea residents and families with the cost of the living crisis.
Swansea communities to benefit from city-wide road repair programme
Highways repair crews have embarked on a six month tour of Swansea to tackle some of the city's worst road defects.
Join us for Silence in the Square on November 11
Our city's Castle Square will fall silent for two minutes on November 11 as the nation remembers the sacrifices made by the armed forces in conflict around the world.
Local food and drink makers championed at Swansea events
Local food and drink makers will be championed at a series of free events which businesses in all parts of Swansea are being invited to attend.
Time to celebrate as new clock looks to the future
Swansea has a new highly visible public time piece!
Parade celebrates city centre public art success
A colourful city centre parade and celebratory event marked the formal end to a popular Swansea public art trail.
Grants to support groups tackling food poverty
New grants are available to boost existing community food initiatives that support people in Swansea facing food poverty during the cost of living crisis.