September 2024 press releases

Dozens of young children in a Swansea community have descended on a local playground to attend its official opening.

Plans to make Swansea one of the best cities in the UK for skateboarding, BMX bikes and similar sports are to be given a £2m boost.

Thousands of residents, families and students are expected to head over to St Helen's Ground to watch a spectacular 'Musicals after Dark' themed fireworks display on Tuesday, November 5.

Pupils' wellbeing and achievement is at the heart of Hendrefoilan Primary School, inspectors from Estyn have found.

Britain's first AONB has got a cost-free re-branding and has been re-named 'Gower National Landscape - an area of outstanding natural beauty'.

Hundreds of Swansea people aged 50 and over have been enjoying free River Tawe cruises this summer.

Plans have been unveiled for the future of three historic buildings that form part of Swansea's great industrial heritage.

Thousands of runners and supporters enjoyed today's Admiral Swansea Bay 10k (Sunday September 15).

Swansea's £1bn regeneration programme is making the city a more attractive place for investors and businesses, according to a new report.

COMMUNITIES are set to benefit from a £2m boost to neighbourhood improvement projects across the city.

Over 800 views have been submitted to help shape the future of transport in South West Wales.

Plans for a major refurbishment and extension of another secondary school in Swansea, improving learning for thousands more pupils and their teachers, are set to take a big step forward.