SWANS: Scotland World Cup striker Ross Stewart signs three-year deal
The former Sunderland and Southampton forward arrives on a free transfer, takes the number 31 shirt, and says the Swans "made the biggest impression" of the clubs chasing his signature.
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EASYJET: What the £5.7bn US takeover means if you fly from Bristol
The airline with 20 aircraft based at Bristol Airport, the nearest easyJet base to south Wales, has agreed a takeover by US investment firm Apollo, with a pledge of no…
GORSEINON: £20.6m college rebuild complete as new-look campus opens for September
Students returning to Gower College Swansea's Gorseinon campus next month will find new classrooms, refurbished science labs, a full-height atrium and a net zero extension, with the two-year rebuild delivered…
BABY FORMULA: Parents watering down feeds and going without heating as prices soar, Swansea study finds
Nearly half of the 281 struggling parents in the first UK study of its kind, led by Swansea University, had taken on debt they could not repay to feed their…
TRAINS: Neath and Swansea stations get new ticket gates and video help points this month
Each station faces a five-day installation with manual ticket checks, Neath from 17 August and Swansea from 24 August, as Transport for Wales upgrades seven stations.
ST THOMAS: 124-home riverside neighbourhood planned for empty railway land
124 homes, half of them affordable, are now proposed for the seven-acre site north of the river bridges, down from the 150 unveiled last September, with drop-in events on 12…
CYCLING: The Tumble firefighter crowned Welsh time trial champion at 20
Siôn Jones covered 10 miles in 20 minutes and 12 seconds to take the senior open title, ten months after answering a recruitment ad at his village fire station.
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PORTHCAWL: Son jailed for hiding mother’s body in freezer and claiming £78,000 of her benefits
Christopher Phillips kept Sylvia Phillips in a chest freezer at their home for almost three years after she died, telling her GP and then police she had moved to London.
RANEEM’S LAW: Domestic abuse specialist to sit inside Dyfed-Powys 999 control room from August
Dyfed-Powys Police is one of twelve forces in the second wave of the Home Office scheme named after Raneem Oudeh,…
PORT TALBOT: ‘Cowardly’ trio sentenced over violent robbery that left man in hospital
Two 19-year-olds have been locked up and a teenage boy given a referral order over a November attack in which…
LLANELLI: ‘No threat to Parc Howard’, insists deputy council leader
Cllr Hazel Evans has hit back at a Llanelli Labour councillor's petition on the 'unloved' condition of Parc Howard's grounds, calling it superfluous, though admits the bandstand, zip wires and…
HOLIDAY LETS: 182-day tax rule could be eased as ministers launch review
A 12-week consultation asks whether the threshold deciding if a holiday let pays business rates or council tax should come…
UPLANDS: Leaf boat move should have paid for Victoria Park toilets, says councillor
Cllr Peter May says he welcomes the Leaf Boat's new Cwmdonkin Park home, but argues the money he challenged at…
BETFRED: The dozen south west Wales betting shops waiting to learn their fate
The bookmaker is closing 132 shops with more than 600 jobs going, but hasn't said which, leaving branches from Morriston to Milford Haven in limbo.
ARGOS SOLD: The eight south west Wales stores caught up in the £120m deal
Sainsbury's has agreed to sell Argos to a new company set up by three retail veterans, a decade after buying…
SWANSEA: New grants offer up to £30,000 to open a shop or café in communities across the city
Swansea Council has launched two grants through its £10m Economic Growth Fund: up to £30,000 towards opening premises in the…
ALEX JONES: Ammanford star leads The One Show’s 20th birthday party
The Carmarthenshire presenter has fronted the BBC's teatime flagship for 16 of its 20 years, and will lead a week of anniversary specials ending with an extended show on Friday…
SWANSEA: The horror collection written after work, in bed, with a cup of tea
A. Sjoberg has published her debut collection in paperback, hardback, Kindle and audiobook inside four months, all of it around…
BONNIE TYLER: Book of condolence opens in Swansea city centre on Monday
Swansea Council is opening a book of condolence for Bonnie Tyler at Y Storfa on Oxford Street from Monday, running…
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