MUMBLES: Verdi’s aims for an Easter return, but the owner warns it could be summer
Insurers have accepted liability for July's fire at the Knab Rock café and the hunt is on for a contractor to strip it out. Until then, the Verdi's team and…
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SWANSEA: Live at the Apollo’s Tom Stade to tear up the rulebook at the city’s comedy club
The Canadian comic brings Tom Stade Rules, his new show fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, to the Problematic Pub Comedy Club on the Strand on Wednesday 21 October.
SCURLAGE: Old Countryman pub to be bulldozed for 21 affordable homes
The pub has sat boarded up since 2019 after years without a buyer. The new homes would be let through Swansea Council's housing register, but nothing in the plans reserves…
OSPREYS: ‘We know we’re capable’: Jones on what the Ospreys must improve in South Africa
The head coach said basic errors gifted the Sharks their first-half scores, but took heart from a second-half fightback that earned a bonus point in a 41-24 defeat.
CARDIFF AIRPORT: Tour operators to fly families direct to Lapland to meet Santa this December
Three Santa trips and a Northern Lights break will fly from Cardiff this winter, sparing families in Wales a trek to another UK airport, in a season when some of…
OSPREYS: Bonus point the only consolation as Sharks overpower Ospreys in Durban
A 41-24 defeat in South Africa made it two opening-weekend losses in a row for the Ospreys, though four tries, including Liam Wright's on debut, earned something from the trip.
AMPUTATION: ‘I didn’t want to leave the house’: the crash survivor a new Morriston course got living again
Former soldier Brad Griffiths lost his right arm in a three-lorry crash near Whitland. A new online course for amputees at Morriston Hospital's limb centre, and the people he met…
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CYBER ATTACK: Dyfed-Powys Police hit, and the force still can’t say whether staff data was accessed
A regional cyber-crime unit is investigating after the attack took down online and email contact with the force for a period. Dyfed-Powys Police says 999 and 101 were never affected,…
LLANELLI: Unlicensed taxi driver who drove children with additional learning needs to school fined £2,700
Derrick Lewis was caught driving pupils in a licensed private hire car during a council spot check at Ysgol Heol…
BRIDGEND: Man, 21, jailed for raping woman who told him ‘we’re not having sex’
Daffydd Piper ignored the woman's repeated refusals, then told her by Snapchat "I'm sorry, I should have stopped" before claiming…
SWANSEA: Council plans to drain £22m from savings pots meant for crematorium repairs and school IT to cover staff equal pay claims
The money was put aside for things like crematorium repairs, the bus station and school IT. Councillors are being asked next Thursday to move it into a fund for equal…
SWANSEA: Francesca O’Brien takes the council’s £13.7m overspend to the Senedd and asks for the ALN cash to go straight to councils
The Gŵyr Abertawe MS put the spending freeze and the reserves to the education minister on Wednesday. Anna Brychan said…
YSGOL HEOL GOFFA: Health minister said 2027. Education minister says no timescale. Still no nurse
Parents at the Llanelli special school were told in August that the rules on who does medical tasks in schools…
SWANSEA: Leeds Building Society promises its branch will stay open until at least 2031, as banks keep leaving
The mutual says all 51 of its branches, Swansea included, will stay open every weekday with no appointment needed. It comes as NatWest's Llanelli and Port Talbot branches were due…
CARMARTHEN: Food wholesaler heads for a record £75m year as Gower Gin’s ‘Baby Guinness’ liqueur makes its Christmas brochure
Harlech Foodservice, which supplies pubs, restaurants, schools and hospitals from its Carmarthen depot, says festive pre-orders are up 1,100% in…
MANUFACTURING: Seven bosses from Llanelli to Bridgend named among the 130 people “shaping the future” of UK industry
Make UK's new 130 Honours, out on National Manufacturing Day, include the heads of Gower Chemicals, EBS Automation, Rototherm and…
AMMANFORD: Owain Wyn Evans swaps the drumsticks for a bike on a 400-mile Children in Need ride
The Ammanford-raised Radio 2 presenter will cycle nearly 400 miles through all four UK nations in five days this November, finishing in Cardiff, weeks before he takes to the stage…
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘More than warrants the hype’, Operation Mincemeat at Swansea Grand
Five actors, 20 songs, 24 awards and a dead Welshman: reviewer Jonathan Marshall finds the Olivier-winning musical lives up to…
ANTHONY HOPKINS: Margam-born star tells a tale from hell in first trailer for Guy Ritchie’s Wife & Dog
The 88-year-old plays the head of the wealthy Fairbank family, whose fight over the succession turns to betrayal and murder,…
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SWANS: New images show how the fan zone behind the South Stand could look
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RAIL CENTRE: £70m spent, not a pound of private money in, and two ministers in two days won’t say if it’s going ahead
The Global Centre of Rail Excellence at Onllwyn was meant to open last year with up to 1,000 jobs. This…
SWANSEA: The Kicks kid who couldn’t keep his temper on the pitch played for Wales in Mexico
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CARMARTHEN: TfW wants the railway station to work better as a train-and-coach interchange
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BURRY PORT: Chips, a 99 and Amelia Earhart: the new station wall that reads “every stop is a new beginning”
Seven panels have gone up at Pembrey and Burry Port station, spelling out a Welsh phrase one word at a…
FROM HOTEL TO HOME: Neath Port Talbot Council has bought 20 houses to get homeless people out of B&Bs
"When I was in the hotel I was surviving on pot noodles," says one of 27 people the council has…
LITTLE WIND STREET: Makeover approved for Swansea’s nightlife lane
The murals come off, the street poles go, and a corroded-steel gateway goes up at the York Street end after…
SWANS: Fan zone plans lodged for behind the South Stand
Swansea City says work starts within days on the covered bar for more than 1,700 supporters it first showed in…
SWANSEA HOUSE PRICES: Mumbles down 5.7%, Castle up 7.8%, and the map that shows what your street sold for
The middle of the Swansea market barely moved in the year to April, up 1.5% to £203,000, according to a…
ST HELEN’S: Floodlights on the ground, sand on the pitch and the old terrace stripped bare, 15 days from the first game
Paul Rogers' photographs from the ground on Tuesday show the new floodlight columns being fitted flat on the pitch before…
SWANSEA: Free street food festival back on Museum Green next weekend, with 20 traders and no two selling the same thing
Big Food Festival runs from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 September at Museum Green, next to the National Waterfront Museum.…
SWANSEA BAY 10K: Sold out again with 5,000 runners, and entries for next year open on Wednesday
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