Uplands

UPLANDS: Free family party in Cwmdonkin Park on Sunday — as the pavilion café becomes a community venture

Dylan's Coffee Shop in Cwmdonkin Park throws a free summer party from 3pm on Sunday — celebrating the pavilion's new…

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SWANSEA: Man found hiding in cupboard jailed after police uncover 539-plant cannabis farm in Uplands

A man found hiding in a cupboard during a police raid on a Swansea property has been jailed after officers…

UPLANDS: Swansea’s beloved Truffle restaurant put up for sale as owners step back after nine years to focus on family

Jonathan Cox and Jodie Barlow-Haynes have put Truffle — one of Swansea's most highly rated independent restaurants — on the…

Uplands man jailed just two days after car theft

Quick police work lands Uplands man in prison after brazen vehicle break-in - just TWO DAYS after the offence.

Uplands councillors join Liberal Democrats as former party leader hits back

Two Swansea councillors have joined the Welsh Liberal Democrats in their second party switch since last July, a move that…

Swansea’s Secret Traitor revealed as real‑life lifesaver who helped woman escape abuse and sex work

Swansea Traitors star Fiona Hughes spent years quietly transforming lives in her community — including helping a young woman escape…

Brynmill sinkhole finally filled – again – as road reopens this afternoon

Swansea Council says repairs to the Brynymor Road sinkhole are now complete, with the route reopened after yet another collapse…

Brynmill sinkhole saga rumbles on — crews dig deep after second collapse

The Brynmill sinkhole saga has taken yet another twist — with Swansea Council crews back on Brynymor Road just hours…

Brynymor Road sinkhole shuts street again just hours after councillors’ photo‑op

A fresh sinkhole has ripped open Brynymor Road in Swansea, forcing another closure less than 24 hours after councillors posed…

Brynymor Road reopens after sinkhole drama

Motorists and traders in Swansea’s Uplands are breathing a sigh of relief after Brynymor Road reopened — weeks after a…

Sinkhole mystery solved: Brynymor Crescent collapse blamed on old manhole – road could reopen before Christmas

The sinkhole that shut down Brynymor Crescent in Swansea was not caused by old mine workings — but by a…

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