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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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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 beauty spot receives grant for improved facilities
Funds will encourage visitors by providing water sports and easier access to the waterside.
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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.
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RSPCA race to help goose with plastic zip seal stuck to beak in Swansea park
A member of the public spotted the goose in trouble at Singleton Park's boating lake in Sketty
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Staff at Swansea care home are among first to get the Covid-19 vaccine
Llys-Y-Tywysog Care Home said it was the first step in getting back to normal and welcoming visitors again
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Teenage kickboxer collects 200 Christmas gifts for vulnerable children
Charlie Lewis from Pontardawe said that in uncertain times, the one constant we can all give is kindness
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Local charity delivers thousands of presents to patients and staff across south Wales hospitals
The Pony Express visited three hospitals across Swansea, Cardiff and the Newport area
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Lottery brings pre-Christmas boost to Welsh Communities
58 Welsh projects benefit from a share of a £726,000 community fund.
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Rate My Decs: Shining the spotlight on stunning South Wales Christmas displays
Crack open the egg nog - we're on a mission to discover the best-decorated houses in Britain!
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Swansea Council Leader's views on shutting schools early
Cllr Rob Stewart said the rate of coronavirus infections among pupils is below that of the general population and schools have strict procedures in place to protect learners and staff.