Saturday Jun 27 | The Valve
Moderately rare as a first edition : Landor, Walter Savage. ANDREA OF HUNGARY AND GIOVANNA OF NAPLES .
Government misleads on Further Education
One of the big issues I am dealing with in my region currently is the impact of spending cuts on three of the four FE colleges in my region.
Wind Street brawl CCTV footage appalls judge
A JUDGE who watched CCTV footage of a brawl in the centre of Swansea said he was appalled by the behaviour of those involved.
Man forced from car at knifepoint
A car thief forced a man out of a Ford Focus in Swansea at knifepoint. Less than 10 minutes after stealing the vehicle, he then threatened staff at a corner shop with a blade and made off with cash and scratch cards.
Car reversed onto police vehicle
Insp Carwyn Evans of South Wales Police said there was a danger the officer in the police car could have been killed.
Thailand trickster and school teacher in court on charges relating to benefit fraud
A MAN who claimed more than A 11,000 in benefits while living in Thailand for 18 months was helped by his teacher mother, a court has heard.
Clubs' worries over academy plans
A NEW Swansea City academy to train the stars of tomorrow could be built in Landore - but local clubs that use the site are concerned about their future.
Everything's on the up at Liberty - bar support
SWANSEA CITY are undoubtedly a club on the rise. Having climbed into English football's second tier last season after nearly a quarter of a century, the club has a significantly bigger profile.
Council looks at bringing back trams to Swansea
TRAMS could once again become a common sight on the streets of Swansea, turning back the clock to the days of the famous Mumbles Railway.
City tram scheme back on agenda
Long-held plans for a multi-million pound tram system in and around Swansea are back on the agenda.
New year stabbing suspect in court
A SWANSEA man has appeared in court charged with a stabbing in the city on New Year's Day.
Dumping fine is scrapped after battle
A CAR recovery driver facing a A 1,000 fine for dumping scrap machinery has had the case dismissed, following a year-long legal battle.
Councillors' claws come out over top Tory's clever cat jibe
A COUNCILLOR has found himself in the doghouse after claiming that his pet cat knew more about what was going on than his fellow councillors.
BRAVE Swansea soldiers are facing up to the threat of the Taliban before even heading out to Afghanistan.