Swansea News

No talking at the back! It’s the kind of command most schoolchildren will have heard at some time or other in the classroom.

A pioneering new centre for regional engagement has been launched in South West Wales by leading local entrepreneurs, with a membership of more than 150 businesses.

SWANSEA’S city centre green artery will have more trees than ever before when the multi-million pound upgrade is complete, the council has pledged.

A FORMER Baptist chapel in the centre of the Swansea village of Waunarlwydd is going under the hammer at a property auction this month.

Street Food Warehouse returns for a second year to Museum Park Swansea for a glorious bank holiday weekend (May 5th-7th 2018) of fantastic fresh food and delicious drinks.

Work on a £9.7 million upgrade of a Swansea centre that cares for sick and premature babies is due to start this September.

A group of railway engineers staged a protest on Snowdon to object to the UK Government’s decision to cancel electrification between Cardiff and Swansea.

Two Welsh universities are to receive £1.2m to support their involvement in the UK-wide Institute of Coding helping create the next generation of digital specialists, Cabinet Secretary for Education Kirsty Williams announced earlier this week.

Elderly patients at Singleton Hospital are now able to relax and spend time with their families away from the ward in comfortable new surroundings.

He may only be three years old but that didn’t stop George Powell following his family’s tradition for caring when his aunt became suddenly ill.