AROUND two-thirds of school buildings in Swansea are as good as new or only showing signs of minor deterioration, according to the latest data.
Author - Richard Youle
OLD and sometimes “acutely” unwell patients were stuck in a minor injury unit for up to five days in Llanelli because there weren’t enough hospital...
CONTROVERSIAL plans to relocate a drug and alcohol support service from Llanelli town centre to North Dock have been turned down by councillors amid...
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THE LEADER of Swansea Council said plans to regenerate the city would remain ambitious despite a £36 million underspend on projects last year.
PLANS for a £43m special school have taken a step forward in Swansea, along with a wider school building programme.
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