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SWANSEA: New functional fitness gym to open in SA1 with free community launch weekend

Elysium Training Club, a coached functional fitness gym set up by two Swansea locals, opens at SA1 Business Park on…

TAX DEADLINE: What self-employed people across Swansea Bay need to know before 31 July

Self-employed workers and landlords across the region have a month to prepare for the next Self Assessment payment deadline —…

SWANSEA: University team works to turn food waste into natural Vitamin C

Swansea University scientists are working with Tenby start-up BIOVIT on a project exploring whether food-processing waste could be turned into…

SWANSEA: Llangyfelach recycling firm secures £2m loan to build major new sorting plant

Griffiths Waste Management has been backed with a £2m loan to build a new recycling facility near Swansea that the…

SWANSEA VALE: Former DVLA call centre could become NHS factory making cancer medicines for the region

NHS Wales wants to turn a vacant office at Sandringham Park — a former DVLA call centre — into a…

GORSEINON: Green jobs plan for old car parts factory to be complete by 2028 as recycling firm adds second site

The former Toyoda Gosei plant in Gorseinon — which shed hundreds of jobs when it closed in 2021 — is…

LICENCE FRAUD: Thousands of lorry drivers given bogus medical tests in the back of vans by Swansea-prosecuted firm

Andrew Eburne has been jailed for four years after a Swansea Council Trading Standards investigation exposed a racket signing off…

SWANSEA: Queues from 7:30am as Søstrene Grene opens — the Danish brand’s busiest UK launch yet

Hundreds of shoppers queued along Castle Square for the opening of the Scandinavian lifestyle store on Princess Way, in what…

PORT TALBOT: Green jet fuel plant scrapped — as blast furnace closure kills off decade-long project

LanzaTech has pulled out of building a sustainable aviation fuel plant in Port Talbot, ending a project first announced more…

GREEN STEEL: Tata warns new UK import rules leave Port Talbot exposed

Tata Steel says the UK Government's final steel import quotas, announced today, do not go far enough to protect domestic…

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