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Neath Port Talbot Council pays out £36m in business grants
Support will help local businesses protect jobs and deal with the effects of Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic.
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Lockdown grants aim to help Swansea businesses
Swansea Council has already handed out around £115m in grants to thousands of local small and medium-sized businesses to help them protect jobs and livelihoods.
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Swansea planning Holocaust Memorial Day
The theme for the 2021 Holocaust Memorial Day on Wednesday January 27 is ‘Be light in the darkness.’
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Swansea Charter on Climate Change Action is launched
The council aims to become net zero carbon by 2030 – and aims to make the city net zero by 2050
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Tributes paid to former rugby club president
Wimbledon tennis umpire Edward James, who has died at the age of 91, will be remembered globally for his part in the famous John McEnroe ‘You cannot be serious’ outburst at Wimbledon.
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Free online learning courses start in Swansea
There is a wide range of subject areas to choose from including IT, Art & Craft, Music, Family Learning and Essential Skills, Cookery, Yoga and Digital Photography
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Swansea Council secures £64k Covid lifeline grant for iconic building
The money has been awarded to the famous Morriston Tabernacle to help it with the challenges of the pandemic.
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Olivia completes her degree - and secures a job!
Olivia Carroll battled sight problems before she enrolled on a degree course at University of South Wales
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Neath school celebrates two top awards
Ysgol Hendrefelin in Bryncoch has been awarded a highly regarded British Council National eTwinning Award and Project of the Year Award 2020.
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Your chance to bid for a poverty grant in Swansea
The Round Two deadline for applying for grants closes on January 11.
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Swansea Little Theatre launch first audio play
Where They Keep The Sky is a real journey of lockdown creativity, written by Cal Heath and produced by Clare Owen.
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Swansea social history project wins £10,000 grant
Morriston Tabernacle Congregation idea will see local people of all ages and backgrounds trained to carry out filming and voice recording.