As part of our weekly activities and competitions to keep young supporters entertained, Junior Jacks were recently tasked with designing posters to encourage all Swansea City supporters to be kind and treat each other with respect.
The Swansea City Community Trust has launched a four-week initiative to allow pan-disability participants to stay active at home during this period of self-isolation by engaging in a variety of activities and tasks.
He has played at Anfield, had spells with Chelsea and Tottenham, and received guidance along the way from the likes of John Terry and the late Ugo Ehiogu. So Rio Campbell arrived at Swansea City in January with no shortage of knowledge and expertise to call upon.
While we all wait for the chance to watch our beloved Swansea City back in action at the Liberty Stadium, remember you can still keep up to date with everything going on at the club through our website and app.
With everyone staying at home it has become increasingly important for everyone to stay in touch. To ensure you are remain up to date with the latest at Swansea City, supporters are encouraged to use this time to create a Swans Club Account or update their contact details and marketing preferences in their existing accounts.
Swansea City Ladies captain Alicia Powe is used to balancing her career of being a full-time staff nurse with being skipper of the Welsh Premier Women’s League side, but has recently found herself helping the fight against the Coronavirus pandemic on the NHS frontline.
The Coronavirus pandemic and the necessary measures taken by the Government and healthcare authorities to stop its spread means it is not straightforward to keep yourself fit and active, but Swansea City and Tara Hammett hope we can help.
