Swansea's bike network 'now rivals many European capitals', says council leader Opposition leader says many motorists resent cyclists who choose to stick on the roads Wales Online · Jun 16, 2022
Swansea landmarks to be lit up in purple for Queen's Jubilee The council has also arranged for the fees for street closures across the city to be "waived" so that street parties can take place in communities across Swansea Wales Online · Jun 1, 2022
Swansea Council chief executive bows out hoping Swansea's a better place than when he started Phil Roberts was appointed as the council's most senior officer six years ago Wales Online · May 25, 2022
Election candidate tells pub landlady his family won't ever go there again after she endorses a rival Mark Tribe has been criticised for his Facebook message but he felt it was 'pretty harmless' and that going to the pub would have been awkward Wales Online · May 4, 2022
Long-awaited 3G pitch in Mumbles could now get the funding needed to build it The all-weather pitch in Mumbles is part of a wider revamp of Underhill Park Wales Online · Apr 29, 2022
The political row over who can claim credit for a ferry proposal between Swansea and south west England Swansea Conservatives said the idea had been driven forward by a Tory MP, Swansea Labour said it initiated 'formal discussions' between councils Wales Online · Apr 25, 2022
Council elections interview: Leader of Swansea Labour on his unusual rise to power and focus on building up the city This is part of a series of interviews with the people who have a chance of being the next leader of Swansea Council after the local elections on May 5. Today we spoke to Rob Stewart, the leader of Swansea Labour Wales Online · Apr 20, 2022
'Unsafe' cycle plan will 'take away on street parking' Labour Councillor Rob Stewart accused Conservative election candidate Louise Thomas of 'misinformation' and has made a formal complaint against her Wales Online · Apr 16, 2022
Fresh plans for new hydrogen-powered ferry to cross Bristol Channel It's hoped the service will boost tourism in the West Country Bristol Post · Apr 12, 2022
A hydrogen-powered ferry service across the Bristol Channel is being considered It's early days, but discussions have been held between council representatives in Swansea and the south west of England Wales Online · Apr 12, 2022
Aquarium plan unveiled for Swansea The new attraction is proposed for a seafront site close to the Civic Centre Wales Online · Apr 12, 2022
Labour questions allegiance of election candidates in Swansea But two candidates at the centre of the claims have hit back Wales Online · Mar 29, 2022
Why a decision to pay a Swansea Council committee chairman an extra salary and backdate it caused a stir The payment will not now be backdated Wales Online · Mar 29, 2022
Abuse or threaten election candidates and we will call you out, warns council leader Rob Stewart has urged everyone to behave respectfully Wales Online · Mar 23, 2022
Wales Online · Mar 9, 2022 Plan to name rooms at Swansea's arena after councillors called 'vanity gone mad' Opposition leaders denounced the decision as vain and ridiculous
Wales Online · Mar 7, 2022 The historic farm buildings in a Swansea park and what a council leader has said about their future At one point a housing development was proposed for part of the site
Wales Online · Mar 4, 2022 Swansea promenade to be illuminated from the Slip Bridge to Mumbles It's one of a number of Swansea Council spending pledges for 2022/23 including a freeze on school meal prices, more free bus travel, and £1m for skate and youth facilities
Wales Online · Mar 3, 2022 First look inside the new Swansea Arena after a walk to Copr Bay across the golden bridge It's been a long wait, and we've had a pandemic for much of it, but Swansea Arena is finally ready to welcome its first audiences
Wales Online · Feb 18, 2022 Planned council tax rise slashed in Swansea as authority aims to help people hit by cost of living crisis Swansea Council will be spending more money on dog mess bins and handing out more cash for councillors to spend on their wards