University of Wales Trinity Saint David
‘We need action. We need jobs. We need answers’ — Welsh student nurses face unemployment after 2,300 hours of unpaid training
Student nurses in Carmarthen have written an open letter warning they face unemployment after 2,300 hours of unpaid training, as…
Carmarthen’s old Debenhams reborn as ‘Atriwm’ — but opening pushed back to 2027
Carmarthen’s long‑awaited health and wellbeing centre finally has a name — but residents will have to wait another year to…
Health board and university renew partnership to boost health and skills in west Wales
Hywel Dda University Health Board and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) have signed a new five‑year agreement…
Student mural celebrates nature at abandoned farm-turned woodland
A once unremarkable concrete wall at an abandoned farm near Tonna has been transformed into a stunning work of public…
Swansea women to share powerful stories of climate and migration
A group of migrant and refugee women in Swansea are taking part in a powerful new project that connects their…
University connects its Swansea campuses with new ‘dark fibre’ network
A new "dark fibre" network that provides "practically limitless capacity and speeds" is now connecting UWTSD's Swansea campuses.
University’s ‘Innovation Matrix’ building gets official opening at Swansea’s SA1 Waterfront
The University of Wales Trinity St David (UWTSD) has officially opened its 'Innovation Matrix' building at Swansea's SA1 Waterfront.
Cross Hands man one of Wales’ first new construction industry degree apprentices
Jac Beynon, an assistant Quantity Surveyor at Jones Brothers (Henllan) Ltd in Cross Hands, will be one of the first…
University student juggles studies and opening his own restaurant in Mumbles
A University student is juggling studies with opening his new Mumbles tapas restaurant.
City centre canvas honour for Swansea student
You can’t miss the creative talents of student Susan Down, which are currently displayed in the heart of the city centre…
Over 1000 registered for city conference
Over 1000 people have registered to attend a conference that describes Swansea as 'The City of Opportunity'.