An original poem written to reassure grieving relatives visiting Morriston Hospital that despite Covid restrictions their loved ones were cared for right up to the end, is now on display. The poem, […]
A former doctor’s surgery in Brynhyfryd is being brought back into community use as a base to support families, children and young people in the area. Swansea Council has bought the empty […]
Enrolment is now open for dozens of free courses being run in the summer term by Swansea Council’s Lifelong Learning Service. The wide range of subject areas include Art, Calligraphy, Yoga, IT, […]
A Swansea University academic who helped pioneer engaging ways of teaching science remotely during the pandemic has been honoured by the Royal Society of Biology. Dr Nigel Francis, associate professor at Swansea University […]
A body has been found in the Bishopston area, close to where missing Linda Culverwell was last seen. 75-year-old Mrs Culverwell was last seen at 9am on Wednesday (14 April). South Wales […]
Swansea Council are urging visitors and residents to ‘Share with Care’ if they’re heading out on one of the city’s growing network of off-road shared paths. Swansea boasts some of the best […]
Dobbies garden centre retailer is marking National Tea Day (21 April 2021) with an exclusive tea-themed virtual event for Swansea residents, hosted by tea experts, Whittard of Chelsea. With 165 million cups […]
Regular lateral flow tests will soon be offered to all pupils in comprehensive schools in Swansea now they have returned after the Easter break. Previously the tests were only available to older […]
Swansea Bay University Health Board and Public Health Wales are looking for volunteers to participate in the latest clinical trial studying a vaccine against COVID-19. It is the first study to test […]
Welsh Conservatives have asked “where is the science?” and called on Labour to safely ease restrictions for activities such as outdoor hospitality. In light of more encouraging public health data, Myles Langstone, […]