Environment
Blossom trees planted at a primary school in Swansea’s Mayhill to ‘connect more people to nature’
A blossom tree planted by National Trust Cymru and local Senedd member Julie James at Sea View Primary School in Swansea’s Mayhill will bring pupils and the community closer to nature, the environmental organisation has said.
-
Business4 days ago
New Trade Park set to open in Llansamlet
-
Dunvant6 days ago
Popular Dunvant pub closes for six figure refurbishment
-
Film & TV3 days ago
Brave Llanelli family will be turning armchair chatter into TV gold
-
Carmarthen2 days ago
Closure dates announced for Wilko stores in Swansea, Neath and Carmarthen
-
Gower College Swansea5 days ago
Father who came to Swansea from Jordan turns his passion into a career after learning English
-
Rugby4 days ago
What permutations Wales may need to qualify for the Rugby World Cup Quarter-Finals
-
Carmarthenshire3 days ago
Councils axe Fflecsi Bwcabus bus services after Welsh Government funding cut
-
Music5 days ago
Theatre group brings the Wild West to Neath with Rodgers and Hammerstein classic musical