November 2024 press releases

A former Swansea Council-owned community youth centre is being transformed into new apartments.

A hockey festival attended by school children helped to open a newly refurbished all-year sports pitch at Gowerton's Elba complex.

Anyone who fancies a free bus ride to the city centre must not miss out next Saturday, November 30th, when there's a brilliant festive family fun day at our award-winning Swansea Indoor Market.

A Swansea community is set to come together on Sunday, November 24, to honour and remember the victims of the Killan Colliery disaster a century ago.

An updated directory of warm and welcoming places in Swansea, many offering free activities for people to socialise, is now available.

Swansea Council's Trading Standards is continuing its efforts to tackle rogue builders in the city and protect consumers.

Swansea Council is lending its support to a Wales-wide campaign to transform perceptions of HIV in Wales HIV Testing Week 2024.

Seventy Swansea World War I heroes, including a Victoria Cross winner, have been honoured in a new memorial dedicated to their sacrifice.

Tens of thousands of residents and visitors turned out for Swansea's annual Christmas parade which heralded the countdown to the festive season.

Our city's tourism industry turned out in force at the Brangwyn Hall to celebrate a year of achievement.

Initial proposals to improve three more neighbourhood skate parks in Swansea will soon be revealed.

A charity that provides emergency cooked meals to vulnerable people in Swansea along with advice and other support says funding from Swansea Council has been vital in recent years.