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Swansea Council in agreement to acquire more than 140 homes

Stuart Phillips (Persimmon Homes West Wales managing director) Andrea Harrington (deputy leader and cabinet member for transformation), Andrew Williams (cabinet member for development), Jill Goddard ...

31 August 2026

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Swansea Council in agreement to acquire more than 140 homes

Stuart Phillips (Persimmon Homes West Wales managing director) Andrea Harrington (deputy leader and cabinet member for transformation), Andrew Williams (cabinet member for development), Jill Goddard ...

Swansea · 31 Aug 2026
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‘I came to the Highlands to give something back to the hills’: a volunteering trip in Scotland

I found two days of hard graft – repairing hiking paths with a conservation trust in stunningly remote Wester Ross – a surprisingly rewarding experience ...

Highlands · 31 Aug 2026
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