BRITON FERRY MURAL: Building owner breaks silence as councillor urges calm
The owner of the Briton Ferry building has spoken out over the Brunel mural that is to be painted over,…
BRITON FERRY: Town’s much-loved Brunel mural to be whitewashed within weeks after ownership dispute
A Briton Ferry councillor says he has been ordered to paint over a popular community mural celebrating Brunel, after a…
MANOSPHERE: Baglan’s former Miss Wales fronts hard-hitting S4C documentary built on Swansea University research
Sara Manchipp, the Baglan-born former Miss Wales, investigates the online "manosphere" and its grip on young men in a new…
SWANSEA LIFE AWARDS: Cwmdu gym crowned the city’s business of the year — as Rasoi, a panto and a children’s charity also take home titles
A Cwmdu gym, a marina curry house, the Grand's Christmas panto and a string of community champions were among the…
THEATRE REVIEW: A starry New York hotel suite checks into Swansea — and the laughs keep coming in Plaza Suite
Neil Simon's much-loved comedy Plaza Suite is the latest production from Swansea Little Theatre at the Dylan Thomas Theatre —…
SWANSEA: Kite festivals, a Christmas ice rink and big music back on the Bay — the ideas in the city’s 10-year events plan, and your chance to shape it
A festival of Gower food and Swansea Bay seafood, a kite-and-sand spectacular, a Christmas ice rink and the return of…
RUTH JONES: Cameras roll on new BBC comedy ‘Better Later’ — 35 years after star first met her co-writer
Filming has begun on a warm new BBC comedy co-written by and starring Porthcawl-raised Ruth Jones and her long-time friend…
Bonnie Tyler out of coma but ‘very unwell’ as Skewen-born singer cancels summer shows
The Total Eclipse of the Heart star is no longer in a coma and her doctors remain confident of a…
SWANSEA: ‘A labour of love’ — the BEM for the man who’s kept the city’s jazz playing for 50 years
Dave Cottle first walked into Swansea Jazz Club as a teenager in 1975. Half a century on — having programmed…
WOOL POWER: Textile artists win bursaries to launch their own businesses — and one is halfway to a £7,000 loom
Kitty Haggar from Tenby and Megan Coombs from Llanelli have won bursaries from Wales' premier wool festival — as both…