Editing Swansea (section)

==Public services==
[[File:Swansea Crown Court.jpg|thumb|Swansea Crown Court]]
Swansea is policed by the [[South Wales Police]]. The regional headquarters for the Swansea area is [[Swansea Central Police Station]].

Ambulance services are provided by the [[Welsh Ambulance Service]], and fire services by the [[Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service]]. [[Swansea Airport]] is one of the country's three Wales Air Ambulance bases, the others being [[Welshpool Airport|Welshpool]] and [[Caernarfon Airport|Caernarfon]].<ref>{{cite web |title = Introduction to the Air Ambulances in Wales |publisher = Wales Air Ambulance |url=http://www.walesairambulance.com/index.php?p=information&sp=introduction |access-date = 27 June 2008
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Local public healthcare services are operated by [[Swansea Bay University Health Board]], which operates two hospitals in Swansea: [[Singleton Hospital]] and [[Morriston Hospital]]; the latter provides [[Emergency department|Accident and Emergency]] services. Singleton Hospital has one of Wales's three radiotherapy departments.

[[Waste management]] services are coordinated by the local council, which deals with refuse collection and recycling and operates five [[civic amenity site]]s.

The electricity [[distribution network operator]] supplying Swansea is [[Western Power Distribution]].

[[Welsh Water]] provides [[drinking water]] supply and [[wastewater]] services to Swansea. There is a water treatment works at [[Crymlyn Burrows]]. Reservoirs which supply Swansea include the [[Cray reservoir]] and the Lliw Reservoirs, which are operated by Welsh Water.

The Local Gas Distribution company is Wales and West Utilities.