The @SwanseaCouncil budget for 2025-26 has been set. Council tax to go up by 5.95%. Net expenditure will be approx £643m (including schools £214m, social services £196m). Funded mainly by a Welsh Govt revenue support grant (£379m), council tax (£165m), business rates (£89m).
Members of @SwanseaCouncil planning committee have just approved this major leisure development on Kilvey Hill. The vote was 7 for, 2 against and 1 abstention. https://t.co/G07CRa8mX4
🌍 A new study in @Nature reveals the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) – a major transporter of heat to the north Atlantic and north-western Europe – is unlikely to collapse this century, but is expected to weaken with implications for global climate.
A majority of councillors have voted in favour of a budget which will result in £524.6m being spent on key services, a 8.9% council tax rise and £8.1m of savings.
Story here by @IanLewis80 about future options for the minor injuries unit at Llanelli's Prince Philip Hospital, run by @HywelDdaHB. It's currently closed at night for a period of six months. https://t.co/yozTOeR8RA
When pressures at hospitals become exceptional, health chiefs can declare a very high level of alert known as a 'business continuity incident'. Here's more about them. https://t.co/5ywDGakRJP
Story here about Swansea Cricket Club’s relocation after this summer from the iconic St Helen’s rugby and cricket ground ahead of the Ospreys moving in. https://t.co/nox1UzWUV6