Dawsons estate agents are sponsoring special wristbands to keep children safe at this year’s Airshow based on the Swansea sea front. Continue Reading ->
The Swansea house where writer Kingsley Amis wrote his world-renowned novel Lucky Jim is going up for sale. Continue Reading ->
Swansea Tennis Centre has gratefully accepted the donation of a defibrillator helping it to become an even safer environment to play sport. Continue Reading ->
One of Gower’s most famous businesses is up for sale – Shepherds in Parkmill, which was founded in 1896. Continue Reading ->
When Andrew Davies decided to use Dawsons Estate Agent to sell his house he did not expect to be dealing with the same member of staff who he bought the property from 20 years before. Continue Reading ->
Swansea businesswoman Catherine Williams has opened the biggest candle shop in Wales – Candles and Co. in the city’s Quadrant Shopping Centre. Continue Reading ->
Swansea City legend Alan Curtis is among scores of generous people who have donated unwanted boots to an African football academy. Continue Reading ->
Dawsons failed to win the Burry Port Raft Race but were delighted to sponsor a thoroughly successful event watched by 100s of people on quayside. Continue Reading ->
Staff and pupils at Newton Primary School are getting ready for their Summer Fair which is being sponsored by Dawsons Property. Continue Reading ->
All Stars Cricket is being praised for putting the heartbeat back into the future of mid and west Wales cricket. Continue Reading ->