September 2019 press releases
Council pension fund wins national award for green credentials
Swansea Council's pension fund has been recognised as the best local government scheme in the UK for sustainable investment.
Kingsway scheme: Benefits for road users and pedestrians
A range of motoring, pedestrian safety and public transport benefits being delivered by Swansea's Kingsway transformation is published today.
Excited pupils check out progress on their brand new school
EXCITED pupils in Swansea have been to check on the early progress of their brand new school.
Council set to save Palace Theatre building
Swansea Council is set to save one of the city centre's architectural treasures.
Young performers invited to add extra light and colour to Christmas parade
Young people from across Swansea have the chance to be at the heart of this year's Christmas parade and lights switch-on.
Self-build home scheme could be trialled in Swansea
AN innovative scheme to encourage more people to self-build their own homes could be trialled in Swansea.
Free pop-up business school returns to Swansea
A free event that gives participants the tools to start their own business without capital or funding is visiting Swansea this month.
Council steps in to save Palace Theatre building
Swansea Council is preparing to step in to save one of the city centre's architectural treasures.
Gorseinon volunteers to set the pace in Admiral Swansea Bay 10k
Pace runners will be on hand in this month's Admiral Swansea Bay 10k to help runners achieve their target times.
Poet to launch new film about race and diversity in Welsh communities
One of Wales' foremost poets is set to visit Swansea at the weekend to launch a new film about race and diversity in Welsh communities.
How post-war Swansea rose from the ashes of the three-day blitz
A new book about post-war Swansea throws more light on the post-war rebuilding of a town that was to become a city.
Pupils make good progress at extremely caring school
Pupils attending Portmead Primary make good progress in their learning and achieve well during their time at the school, inspectors have found.
Inspectors say attitudes to learning and wellbeing excellent at school
Crwys Primary School in Swansea is a very caring environment where pupils feel happy and safe and thoroughly enjoy their learning, Welsh Government inspectors have found.
New school term spells safer routes for Swansea school children
Pupils in a Swansea community will be able to walk to school more easily thanks to a new road safety scheme completed during the summer holidays.
Admiral Swansea Bay 10k mascot race to benefit key charities
Lifesavers the RNLI and the Wales Air Ambulance will be among the charities showcased in the annual mascot race at this month's Admiral Swansea Bay 10k.
Market shoppers to be inspired by chefs
A talented line-up of chefs will entertain and inform city centre shoppers next week (Sept 9-13).
Excitement mounts as Admiral Swansea Bay 10k race packs go out
THOUSANDS of race packs will start going out to Admiral Swansea Bay 10k runners in the next few days.
Planning permission granted for new home for Welsh medium primary
A brand new home for a successful Welsh medium primary school with extra places for pupils and a Flying Start centre has been unanimous approved by councillors.
Tributes for two former city councillors
Tributes are being paid to two former Swansea councillors who have passed away within days of each other.
Swansea Trading Standards to step up illegal knife sales prevention
Trading Standards in Swansea will continue test purchase operations in the city to stop the sale of knives to under 18s.
Caswell flies the flag for accessible tourism
One of Swansea's most popular beaches has become even more welcoming to visitors with severely limited mobility.
New council apprentices building a bright future
A new team of apprentices started building a bright future at Swansea Council today.
Top marks as school attendance continues to improve
This summer pupils at Swansea schools have celebrated exceptional results at A-levels, GCSEs and other qualifications such as BTECs, all well above the national average.
Campaign encourages 'empty nesters' to think about fostering
Foster Swansea, the council's fostering service is asking parents preparing to wave their children off to university or whose children are leaving home, to think about fostering.
Volunteers thanked for community centre support
Swansea Council has said a special thank-you to some of the volunteers who give-up their time to run the city's 38 community centres.
