Swansea's Labour administration said it would get a list of things done within 100 days of forming a new cabinet earlier this summer, but has it? Labour had recently won its third council election in a row, with Cllr Rob Stewart continuing to serve as leader after eight years at the helm.
There were a raft of manifesto pledges, and 63 delivery commitments Labour sought to achieve within the first 100 days. Clearly the party wasn't short of ideas.
Some of these 100-day commitments related to ongoing programmes of work, such as new council house building and a project to transform Castle Square, in the city centre. There were other pretty safe bets, such continuing to make cost of living payments on behalf of the Welsh Government.
