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Mayhill: Clean-up starts after riots 'like a war zone' By Catherine Evans image captionThe Mayhill street looked "like a war zone" said Ryan Stephens Windows have been boarded up, burnt-out cars towed away and the scorched road cleared after Thursday night's riot on the streets of Swansea. The community of Mayhill has been left frightened and angry, after the "shameful" scenes which left terrified residents trapped in their homes. The disturbance began after a vigil was held for a local man who had died. A balloon release had been planned in memory of 19-year-old Ethan Powell who collapsed an...

'Where were the police?': The big question on a night of shocking rioting in Swansea's Mayhill "I had to stand there and take bricks while my baby was inside the house, where were you?" Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest news from Swansea sent straight to your inbox?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Don't miss anything from your city! Sign up for regular updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for su...

Capt. Dianna Wolfson was the featured speaker at the Professional Women's Leadership virtual luncheon on May 12.

The power to create | Pharrell Williams Tara Bozick, The Virginian-Pilot With all the clout that comes with his celebrity status and a long, extensive record as an entrepreneur, Pharrell Williams is simply a force to be reckoned with when he decides to take on a project. Known widely for the hit song “Happy,” singer-songwriter and music producer Williams has been influencing what many of us have been hearing on the radio for decades. He’s been awarded 13 Grammys, including three for Producer of the Year. Still, the megastar, deal-maker and fashion designer stays true to ...

My friend killed himself so I put myself through unimaginable pain Ryan Stephens took part in a 100 mile ultra marathon in memory of his late friend Stephen Morris Updated He said the fundraiser was a real challenge after his muscles started to spasm A man has pushed himself through the pain barrier in memory of a good pal took his own life. Ryan Stephens braved a 100 mile ultra marathon from Bath to Swansea but at 70 miles his muscles started breaking down due to the scale of the challenge. The 27-year-old, from Penlan, struggled to stay awake as he carried out the gruelling fundraiser.