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Local Democracy Reporter covering Swansea and Carmarthenshire for Wales Online and the BBC. Views are my own.
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The operators of a passenger boat on Swansea’s River Tawe have cancelled trips because water levels are so low.

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By Richard Youle Verified
| Swansea Standard
The operators of a passenger boat on Swansea’s River Tawe have cancelled trips because water levels are so low. Swansea Community Boat Trust’s vessel, Copper Jack, had only been back in action for three weeks following a lengthy refurbishment. Trustee Elaine Davies said the main issue with river levels to date has been when they’re too high, preventing Copper Jack safely passing under the Tawe bridges.
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The transformation of a building where copper ore was probably tested during Swansea’s industrial heyday is due to be completed this year.

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By Richard Youle Verified
| Swansea Standard
The transformation of a building where copper ore was probably tested during Swansea’s industrial heyday is due to be completed this year. Council contractors have been working on the Laboratory Building at the Hafod-Morfa Copperworks site since late 2024 and are starting to install new floors. A Welsh slate roof will also be added.
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Swansea Farmers Benefit from Borehole During Drought

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By Richard Youle Verified
| Carmarthenshire News Online Verified
TWO farming councillors from Swansea said investing in a borehole has been one of the best decisions they’ve made as drought conditions grip. Cllr Andrew Stevens said his beef farm in the north-west of the county didn’t have the capacity for a reservoir, unlike larger farms, and that he relied on the borehole and mains water as well as rainwater collected from a large shed. The 41-year-old runs Llannant Farm with his brother and father and said he’d never experienced a summer like the current one.
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