Cllr Alyson Pugh

Learning disability cooking project launches crowdfunder to reach funding target  

A project aiming to teach Swansea people with learning difficulties how to cook healthy, low-cost meals is in need of…

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Council issues benefits check advice to help ease money worries

Swansea residents worried about the impact of Christmas spending are being encouraged to check they’re receiving all the benefits they’re…

Council concerned for residents’ mental health as cost-of-living crisis continues

Swansea Council say they're offering specialist mental health support to thousands of residents, households and families who may be struggling…

Swansea pop-up employment hub supports 130 people into work

More than 130 people have gained employment thanks to a Pop-Up Employment Hub that opened in Swansea city centre earlier…

Pop-up hub to support Swansea jobseekers

The first one-stop employment hub of its kind in Swansea is up and running in the city's Quadrant Shopping Centre.…

Swansea Council’s new cabinet announced

Swansea Council's new look cabinet has been announced, which sees a number of new faces after the recent council elections.…

Grants support groups tackling food poverty

Charities, volunteer and community groups tackling food poverty in Swansea were directly supported with almost £200k by the council last…

Council helps young people kick-start their careers

Hundreds of people are gaining valuable experience in the workplace thanks to two Swansea Council initiatives that help them find…

Workshop among seven groups to receive Men’s Shed funding

Seven projects that improve health and wellbeing through friendship and activities have shared £25,000 in funding from Swansea Council. The…

Council scheme helps Swansea people back into work and volunteering

Swansea workers who lost their jobs during the pandemic have been given new hope thanks to a Swansea Council back-to-work…

New lease of life for Swansea’s High Street shops

Swansea Council is renovating a row of dilapidated shops at the Dyfatty end of High Street in the city centre.…

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