The Latest Breaking News from Swansea

Heartbreak as much-loved hospital nurse dies aged 46

'Her bright smile lit up the room'

Wales Online · May 27, 2023

Cardiff tech startup makes makes eighth acquisition one year after launching

Flotek Group has bought Liberty Solutions in Swansea

Birmingham Post · May 26, 2023

Skyline Swansea would bring 100 jobs and £84m boost to local economy, says report

The Skyline Swansea project has been proposed by New Zealand company Skyline Enterprises

Birmingham Post · May 26, 2023

Chief executive of Starling Bank stepping down

Swansea-born Anne Boden said she will leave her role next month but remain on the board and partly own the challenger bank

Birmingham Post · May 25, 2023

Jobs at Aldi, Tesco, Lidl and more as hundreds of supermarket roles advertised

Some are offering salaries of more than £62,000

Wales Online · May 24, 2023

Paedophile caught with Taser, air rifles, crossbow, and ammo

Lyndon Davies, 60, of Swansea, also possessed prohibited images which depicted cartoons of children being abused as well as more than 1,000 indecent images of children

Wales Online · May 24, 2023

Former Ospreys player praises 'humbling atmosphere' as group scales three peaks for charity

Scott Otten said they have already raised more than £8,500 for mental health charity Swansea Mind

Wales Online · May 24, 2023

University threatens to throw out students for hosting house parties on residential street

University staff have written letters to students living on Bryn Road amid 'rising tensions' in the community

Wales Online · May 24, 2023

Coroner warns of cooking oil, heaters after deadly shed fire in Swansea

The death of a 61-year-old in a fire is a "solemn reminder" of the dangers of drying towels on heaters and leaving cooking oil unattended.

The New Daily · May 24, 2023

Council agrees to shell out £210,000 to subsidise energy bills at Swansea Arena

Opposition leader Chris Holley queried the support for a private company when some businesses in the city were closing due to energy bills, but council leader Rob Stewart said the money was justified

Wales Online · May 23, 2023