SOME of the best-paid manufacturing jobs in Swansea have fallen victim to the global slump in the civil aviation sector.
Around 170 to 180 jobs have gone at the Timet UK titanium factory in...
New beach centre proposed for Port Eynon
A NEW beach centre to cater for holiday-makers and residents is to be designed for a tourist hotspot in Gower.
The building is proposed on Swansea Council-owned land by the existing public...
Conflicting air pollution levels statistics for Carmarthenshire roads
AIR pollution levels fell by nearly two-thirds in one street in Carmarthenshire during the early part of the coronavirus lockdown, but bucked the trend and increased in another.
Nitrogen...
Council expects £7.4m Covid deficit
THE leader of Carmarthenshire Council has called for clarity about which coronavirus-related costs the authority can reclaim.
Cllr Emlyn Dole said all its costs had been submitted to the Welsh...
Blunting effects of what could be Covid second peak is prize says council leader
THE leader of Swansea Council has urged people to follow the rules to limit the impact of what could turn out to become the second peak in coronavirus infections.
The good news for Swansea,...
Swansea cabinet approve financing for solar farm
A SOLAR farm planned for Swansea’s Tir John landfill site could more than treble in size when it’s full of rubbish.
The council’s cabinet has approved the financing of a three-megawatt...
Swansea Council to invest £1m in playgrounds
DOZENS of play areas will be upgraded across Swansea, and a country park is getting a financial boost.
Council chiefs have agreed that £1 million will be shared across Swansea’s 36 wards to...
Property developer calls for de-registration of Gower common land to deliver ‘affordable’ homes
A DEVELOPER wants to ‘de-register’ common land to help deliver 58 affordable homes on the edge of Gower.
Edenstone Group, along with Swansea Council’s highways department, has applied to...
Concrete jungles turn green in Swansea
BARE concrete gardens in a densely-populated area of Swansea are being transformed into mini-allotments.
And the group behind the Uplands and Brynmill project would like more householders to...
Ministers to decide whether two ‘big’ solar farms in Carmarthenshire should be built
WELSH ministers are to decide whether two big solar farms in Carmarthenshire which could generate electricity for more than 25,000 homes should be built.
Objectors believe they are too big, but...
