Cllr Rob Stewart

BONNIE TYLER: Book of condolence opens in Swansea city centre on Monday

Swansea Council is opening a book of condolence for Bonnie Tyler at Y Storfa on Oxford Street from Monday, running…

WRU: Council leader calls on Abi Tierney to quit over leaked Ospreys-Scarlets merger tape

Rob Stewart says west Wales has been "betrayed and misled" after the union guaranteed licences to Cardiff and the Dragons,…

MUMBLES: Camps, crafts and a café that’s open again at the hub that nearly closed

Underhill was shutting last July after the company running it collapsed under a rates bill it could not pay. Seven…

SWANSEA: Life-saving bleed kits now line the seafront and Gower beaches for the summer

There are 384 of the kits across the county — with 18 between the Tawe Bridge and Mumbles Lighthouse and…

SWANSEA: Council electricians patent lightning-protection process experts said couldn’t be done

David James and Ross Miller spent hundreds of hours in a shed refining a safer way to join the metals…

CASTLE SQUARE: First foundations go in for Swansea’s new city centre gardens

The fountains and paving are gone and the digging is largely done — with contractors now building the foundations of…

SWANSEA.COM STADIUM: Sale to the Swans agreed — as council explains why the price must stay secret

Cabinet has approved the sale unanimously. The leader says it beat open-market value and could bring more if the Swans…

SWANSEA: Free buses return for the summer holidays — running until 11pm for the Airshow’s first night show

Buses across Swansea will be free every weekend of the school summer holidays from July 25 — with the offer…

SWANSEA: SA1 finally gets its park — as the pupils who helped design it cut the ribbon

Children from St Thomas and Danygraig primary schools opened the new urban park at the 19th-century Prince of Wales Dock…

SWANSEA SCHOOLS: ‘Owed £11m’ for children with additional needs, says council leader — as Plaid’s budget faces knife-edge vote tonight

Swansea council leader Rob Stewart says the city's schools should be getting at least £11m this year for pupils with…