Swansea businesses are working with the council to make the area even more attractive to local people during the current lockdown.

There’s no better way to explore West Wales than by train. We took a trip to Carmarthen to round up some of the best attractions for a day out.

We invite you to create and send us a piece of textile bunting in celebration of your favourite South West Wales places, people and products.

South West Wales now has its very own Community Rail Partnership, designed to help communities get the most benefit from their existing railway lines.

South West Wales Connected CRP is asking local people to share their favourite walks in the region.

The high streets of South West Wales have changed drastically since lockdown, but despite the challenges, many businesses have demonstrated great ingenuity, resilience and responsibility through the changes they have made.

In 2012 it reopened, but some of the locals felt the station was still incomplete. It was missing the much-loved memorial stone to a cat that had kept the station rodent-free in the 1920s. While many people remembered the memorial, nobody knew what had happened to it,...

The wishlist campaign, launched by Swansea Council's tourism team, asks visitors and local residents to describe what they have missed most about the area - and what they're looking forward to doing while they're out and about here. The campaign will reinforce the...

The wide open landscapes of South West Wales are one of our region's best assets.  Living here, we love being able to get away from the busyness of modern life, to breathe fresh air and take in the incredible natural beauty of our coastline and countryside. Many of...

Plantations of introduced conifers (and occasionally non-native broadleaves like red oak) make up about 70% of the total area. Most of these woodlands have been planted since 1940. They cover large areas in the uplands, have replaced native woodlands along some valley...