Luke Williams will not get carried away with the signs of progress from his Swansea City side, but he believes his squad are starting to reap the rewards for their hard work on the training pitch.
Girls football teams from Pontybrenin, Blaenhonddan, Brynaman, Pen Rhos and Tonnau primary schools have received brand new Premier League football kit as part of the league’s ongoing support for women’s and girls’ football.
Swansea City and the Swansea City Disabled Supporters' Association (DSA) marked Level Playing Field’s 'Unite for Access' campaign with a series of events to promote positive experiences for disabled supporters attending football matches.
To mark International Women's Day, we speak to Julie Lowe, a key figure in the history of Swansea City Women. Lowe was officially club secretary, but she also washed the kits, helped the injured players and did anything else that was needed. Hers is an incredible story.
To mark International Women's Day, we sit down for an interview with Natalie Ashford, the first player to sign for Swansea City Women when the club was formed in 2001. Here, she reflects on being unveiled to the media at The Vetch, leaving top-flight football to join her home club, and how close she came to a life-changing move to the United States.
