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Swansea told to move on from Dylan Thomas and back culture

Summary by Swansea Bay News
Residents told the council the city's culture is short of investment, and some said it leans too heavily on Dylan Thomas. The council's new five-year plan agrees there's "huge, untapped potential". It just doesn't come with any money.
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Swansea told to move on from Dylan Thomas and back culture

Residents told the council the city's culture is short of investment, and some said it leans too heavily on Dylan Thomas. The council's new five-year plan agrees there's "huge, untapped potential". It just doesn't come with any money.

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Swansea Bay News broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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