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SWANSEA: Work begins on the seafront Covid memorial, with an unveiling promised this month
Fencing is going up on the promenade near the Slip Bridge as the £130,000 memorial of steel and coloured glass,…
DATA CENTRES: A new industrial revolution is rising on south Wales’s old factory floors, and it arrives hungry and thirsty
The buildings that power AI are coming to the former Ford plant at Bridgend and the biomass works at Margam,…
SWANSEA: Gas emergency van that runs on hydrogen hits the roads in a 12-week trial
Wales & West Utilities is testing a prototype Ford Transit that leaves nothing behind but water vapour, refuelled with green…
SWANSEA: The car park is coming down, but the saint who welcomed you into town is saved for the museum
The St David's Shoppers Car Park signs came off the Oystermouth Road multi-storey and went to Swansea Museum before the…
CLINK OR STINK: Swansea bin crews will be checking your black bags from this autumn
Bottles, cans or food in the black bag? The council says it will warn first and fine if you carry…
PORTHCAWL: Man who ran into the sea to escape arrest is jailed for sexual offences
Officers followed Gavin Bennett into the dark water off Porthcawl seafront to bring him out. He has now been jailed…
SWANSEA: Tommy Cooper is coming back to life at the Grand, fez and all, in a new musical by the city’s own Stefan Pejic
The panto favourite has spent six years writing a musical that opens at the moment Cooper collapsed on live television…
SWANSEA: Free sign language course for city centre staff opens for bookings after every student on the first passes
Bar staff, zoo keepers and marketing execs were among seven city centre workers who learned British Sign Language on Swansea…
CARMARTHEN: After 27 years and £1.1m raised, new children’s centre finds its preferred home
Hywel Dda has named Tudor House at St David's Park as the preferred site for the purpose-built children's centre funded…
‘PRETTY WEEDY CITY’: Council blames record summer for Swansea’s overgrown kerbs, then admits the spraying started late
Conservative councillors say the streets fell "well below the standard residents should reasonably expect". The cabinet member says they "may…