Swansea County, Wales News

NO action will be taken against a councillor found guilty of breaching council rules.

More than 40 years after his death, the body of Bernard Howard has been transferred to a Jewish cemetery in London.

The sign is still there, attached to the now-rusting railings in front of the house.

RUGBY fans are mourning the loss of a former All Whites star and stalwart. Horace Phillips, who played on the wing for Swansea between 1950 and 1957, was 81.

A BIKER told police he felt he would be "disabled for life" after he was knocked off his motorcycle by a van.

The tree's up, presents bought, office party planned... everyone's feeling pretty festive by now.

A MAN was charged with burgling a Swansea pharmacy after scientists discovered that a mark left on the floor had been caused by one of his shoes.

DRIVER told police she was lying naked in the road after phoning them to report an accident.

VANDALS have caused nearly 115,000 worth of damage to Swansea schools in the last two years - with an attack taking place every week.

A market trader has been found guilty of selling fake Spiderman toys at Neath Fair.

FIREFIGHTERS dealt with a blaze at a store in Swansea's Enterprise Park this morning.

TROUBLESOME tenants in Sketty have been targeted by the authorities, a Pact meeting was told.

A WOMAN said her former partner made her his punchbag during their relationship.

Health Minister Edwina Hart accepted yesterday the recommendations of an expert group on improvements to care for sick and premature babies in Wales.

TWO teenagers have pleaded guilty to taking part in an unprovoked attack on an innocent man they mistook for somebody else.

UNTAPPED coal seams which could supply the entire energy needs of Swansea for the next 30 years are to be investigated deep under Swansea Bay.

DRIVER had a lucky escape when his car flipped onto its roof after he crashed it.

THE number of sex offenders living in Swansea has risen by nearly a quarter, the city's chief of police has revealed.

A MAN killed in a tragic motorbike crash had celebrated the birth of his baby son only three weeks ago.

ONLINE retailers were last night counting their virtual tills after the busiest shopping day of the year so far - with Christmas gift hunters spending an unprecedented 175m.