内容摘要：Ms Jenkinson explained: “Despite the issues we found, we also saw staff who worked well together for the benefit of everyone using the service.

Ms Jenkinson explained: “Despite the issues we found, we also saw staff who worked well together for the benefit of everyone using the service.

Shops will be flying rainbow flags and some cafes plan to serve a special Pride menu."Everybody has shown a willingness to be involved and to participate in some way, shape or form," she said.

It is hoped the event will grow in future years."We are just dipping our toes in the water to see what we can achieve in a very short space of time," she said."Next year we'd love to grow bigger and better and expand on what we learn this year."

A drag takeover - including games, singing and dancing - will take place from 7.30 BST at Under The Edge Arts.An open "come as you are" invite has been extended to anyone who wishes to go to the funeral of The Alarm singer Mike Peters.

The front man of the Welsh rock band

after having lived with blood cancer for 30 years following his diagnosis of lymphoma in 1995.The couple have a long history of working for social good: Chris raises money for charity as a singer in the socialist street choir Cor Cochion, while Valerie has been volunteering with Cruse Bereavement Support for 21 years.

Chris said he and his wife were very aware of the acute need for overnight housing in Swansea when they made their decision to donate."They are lovely people and to be doing the work they do is quite amazing," said Valerie of The Wallich.

"Both of us have done a whole load of travelling in our careers, too much really, and so we don't want to do that anymore," she added."We are quite content to just live a quiet life, eat out now and again, and we've got everything we need."