In medieval times, the tidal River Tawe reached almost to the walls of Swansea Castle, before centuries of land reclamation and river engineering pushed the water hundreds of metres away. The wide estuary once formed part of the castle’s natural defences and gave it commanding views across Swansea Bay, until the shoreline was gradually filled in during the 18th and 19th centuries. (Sources: Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales; Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust) |

🍻🦢 The Swansea Jack is HERE! 🥳 Little Wind Street has a new home for the Jack Army! 🎉 The Swansea Jack, the official Swansea City AFC sports bar, is open and ready to celebrate the club's history, passion, and community spirit. It’s a modern tribute to the original Vetch Field gathering spot, packed with big screens, great food, and plenty of cheer! 🤩 Since opening on November 19th, it's become the spot for live content and legendary player appearances, and could soon see a huge, Hollywood

No Kings protest today in Swansea, Massachusetts against President Trump. | New Bedford Guide

Swansea city-centre sparkled with pure festive magic on Sunday! 🤩 The annual Christmas parade thrilled thousands as Santa Claus 🎅 kicked things off by illuminating the Guildhall and launching the first amazing fireworks display. 🎆 The spectacular procession featured dazzling floats and new attractions like the interactive Living Snow Globe. ❄️ After winding through the streets, the grand finale saw Santa lighting the towering Christmas tree and switching on all the city lights, followed by a