Contractors are preparing to move on site to carry out crucial conservation work to help preserve one of Swansea's most historic landmarks.
Specialists will be removing invasive vegetation and fixing areas of unstable masonry at Oystermouth Castle in preparation for it reopening o the public this summer.
The Norman built Grade 1 scheduled ancient monument is owned by Swansea Council and run day to day by the volunteer group, Friends of Oystermouth Castle and supported by a Council Castle Development Co-ordinator.
The Friends group successfully applied for part funding from the Welsh Government's Cultural Recovery Fund to help pay for the work and to prepare social distancing measures for when visitors can tour the castle again.