SWANSEA: MP calls public meeting on the past, present and future of the city centre
The council leader, a Swansea-born think tank boss and the county archivist share the bill at a meeting on where…
FIREWORKS: Poll shows overwhelming support in Swansea Bay for a ban on shop sales
Dogs under the table, bangs at 2am and a date nobody keeps. Readers want the boxes off the shelves; Westminster…
PORT TALBOT: Council clears up which bridge the Chancellor’s £11m is for, and says it’s a flood risk
It is the one under the canopy at the bottom of Station Road, and it has been standing since 1842.
MORRISTON: Scabies reaches Morriston Hospital as MS counts three outbreaks in a month
Swansea Bay University Health Board has confirmed a small number of cases and restricted visiting on some wards, without saying…
DEVOLUTION: More tax powers for Wales now ‘a matter of how and when’, First Minister says after Burnham talks
Rhun ap Iorwerth came out of Glasgow saying the Prime Minister agrees Wales’ borrowing limits have to change. He also…
BURRY PORT: Wales’ first commercially caught bluefin tuna went over the counter at a Saturday morning fish market
Five fish landed at Milford Haven under a Welsh Government trial were cut and sold by Whitfish in Burry Port.…
20MPH: Fewest spring crashes on record outside Covid, says Welsh Government, three years after the limit came in
Collisions on 20 and 30mph roads are down 37% on the last spring before the change, statisticians say. They also…
NORTH GATE SWANSEA: Cash for benches, fencing and community groups on the cards from £20m fund
The board spending the money is hiring its first three staff, and wants to meet North Hill residents over a…
WELSH LIB DEMS: Cwm Tawe MP David Chadwick to stand for leader as Jane Dodds steps down
Nobody else is eligible to stand. He says the party has to stop thinking and acting like a minor one.
PYLONS: Labour warns Plaid’s plan to bury power lines could push up bills
Reform and the Conservatives want new lines underground. Labour warns it could land on your bills, and ministers have yet…
TOWY VALLEY: Ministers want new power lines buried by default. So what happens to the 22-metre poles?
Buried by default, steel pylons scrapped: that is the Welsh Government’s plan for new power lines. Where does it leave…