The new business set to open in a restaurant and bar unit at the top floor of Wales's tallest residential building has issued an exciting update on its plans. The former Grape and Olive restaurant ...

Rok restaurant serves delicious small plates, main meals, sharing plates, snacks and desserts - with a truly remarkable view of Mumbles lighthouse and Bracelet Bay ...

You can have festive afternoon tea and meet Santa with a glorious view of Swansea Bay On the menu, you'll find sandwiches and savoury snacks and loads of Christmassy sweet treats What's On By ...

View this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom rental house at 18 Bay Street, Swansea NSW 2281. Available from Thursday, 31 July 2025. Contact agent for price.

Bay TV Swansea rebranded to That's Swansea Bay after being taken over by That's TV in December 2017. It launched in 2016 and is only available to view in the Swansea area.

The Swansea Bay City Region said it could create a £1.8bn gross value added uplift and support up to 33,000 jobs - including 9,500 new, direct jobs.

There’s one less restaurant now in the Bay View neighborhood’s dynamic dining scene. Over the weekend, SAGE, the small-plates, new-American restaurant at 2900 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., closed its ...

Popular Bay View brunch spot Sabrosa Cafe & Gallery, 3216 S. Howell Ave., has quietly closed. A sign posted on the restaurant’s front door confirmed the closing Friday afternoon.

While a number of popular venues closed last year, 2024 also saw new restaurants open, including steak restaurant Mugshot, which opened in Cardiff, and The Shed in Swansea.

How the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon would work The deadline is looming for a consultation on plans for the world's first tidal lagoon to generate electricity in Swansea Bay.

Swansea Bay project: Tidal lagoons cheaper than 'almost any other source of power', concludes energy expert Former Conservative Energy Minister's review concludes tidal lagoons can generate major ...

It is the UK’s first infrastructure development to be part delivered by Chinese expertise, according to Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon Power, the developer behind the project.