October 2025 press releases

An iconic Swansea city centre building is already coming back to life as plans to open it to the public once again gather pace.

Swansea Council's revenues and benefits team is preparing to move from their current base at the Civic Centre to the new Y Storfa community services hub in the city centre.

Residents and businesses across Carmarthenshire, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Swansea are set to benefit from major improvements to the region's transport network following Welsh Government approval of the South West Wales Regional Transport Plan.

Colleagues in travel and leisure company TUI have held an official opening at their new offices in Swansea city centre.

More than £550,000 has been allocated in Swansea this winter to make free food available to those who need it, run free and low cost activities for young and older people and to provide warm and welcoming places where people can socialise.

Staff at the West Glamorgan Archive Service are preparing to move thousands of precious heritage documents to their new home at Y Storfa.

Sketty Primary has led the charge in a Swansea-wide competition to encourage schools to collect and recycle old batteries.

Ambitious new local energy plans for Swansea, Carmarthenshire, Neath Port Talbot and Pembrokeshire have been unveiled.

Swansea is celebrating another record-breaking year for IRONMAN 70.3, with the world-class triathlon event delivering a major boost to the city's economy and confirming its return on Sunday July 12, 2026.

The new Parc Gwernfadog play area is officially open - Morriston's first brand new play area for 25 years.

A Gower-based rugby club has brightened up its rugby ground with new flood lights thanks to a rural, energy saving fund.

Half Term is upon us, and whether you're fully embracing the spooky season or looking to beat the autumn chill with some exercise, there's plenty of activities to choose from to keep the whole family entertained.