A Saturday round-up of the week’s most-read and best of Swansea Bay News, in case you missed them.
SWANSEA: The car park is coming down, but the saint who welcomed you into town is saved for the museum
The week’s biggest story: what happens to a landmark thousands drove past every day.
NEATH: The Great Fair is back on 9 September with a miniature funfair in the library as the new attraction
Everything you need before the fair returns to town on Wednesday.
CLINK OR STINK: Swansea bin crews will be checking your black bags from this autumn
The recycling crackdown coming to your kerbside, and what crews will be looking for.
SWANSEA: Work begins on the seafront Covid memorial, with an unveiling promised this month
The quiet start of a landmark years in the asking.
DATA CENTRES: A new industrial revolution is rising on south Wales’s old factory floors, and it arrives hungry and thirsty
The weekend read: what’s actually moving into the old industrial units.
PORTHCAWL: Lifeguard, 21, helped design the RNLI’s new beach huts. Now she works out of one at Trecco Bay
The story readers shared all week.
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