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Catch up on the top stories from in and around Mumbles this week.
Councillor expresses 'concern' as West Cross Army Reserve Centre listed for sale
Mayals residents sign letter to Swansea Council saying new cycle path is 'unsafe'
By Beth Thomas
19th Feb 2021 | Local News
A local campaign group has sent a letter to Swansea Council saying a proposal for cycle tracks on Mayals Road is "unsafe".
The letter, from the Safe Mayals Road campaign group, highlights 10 areas that the group perceives as dangerous, including risks to pedestrians, vehicle drivers, residents exiting from their driveways, and bus passengers, including children going to school.
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Cover to Cover shortlisted for Independent Bookshop of the Year award
By Beth Thomas
18th Feb 2021 | Local News
Cover to Cover bookshop has been shortlisted as a country finalist for an Independent Bookshop of the Year award.
The bookshop on Newton Road has been shortlisted for the award by The British Book Awards, or Nibbies, for a third year in a row.
What do the "modest changes" to restrictions mean for Mumbles?
By Beth Thomas
18th Feb 2021 | Local News
First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced a set of "modest changes" to current lockdown restrictions.
This follows the third three-week review of the current lockdown period.
Mumbles Community Council granted borrowing approval for Go Underhill project
By Beth Thomas
18th Feb 2021 | Local News
Mumbles Community Council (MCC) received borrowing approval from the Welsh Government to progress the Go Underhill project.
MCC applied for a loan of £840,000 and approval was granted this morning.
A CABINET member has been repeatedly asked if correct processes were followed about controversial new cycle paths in the west of Swansea.
There has been vocal opposition to a new cycle route on Mayals Road, Mayals, and another one which runs up part of the nearby Clyne Valley and emerges at the top of Olchfa Lane, Killay.
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UPDATE: Mumbles Community Council to submit expression of interest in Langland development site
By Beth Thomas
17th Feb 2021 | Local News
Mumbles Community Council recently voted in favour of submitting an expression of interest for the council to take over the double tennis courts and toilet block site at Langland Bay from City & County of Swansea.
The current vision is to upgrade the public toilets, install new seating and provide new facilities for sports such as basketball, volleyball and paddle tennis, the community council said in a recent post. Plans would potentially include a yoga studio too.
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