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If you are thinking of hiring a private investigator in Swansea you are probably not sure what questions to ask and why.
The key question to ask is "Does the Private investigator have local experience?".
With 25 years experience of working in Swansea, we at Private Investigator Swansea can answer this with a resounding "Yes".
Whether you need covert surveillance in West Cross, an employee background check in Killay, process serving in Sketty, or mystery shopping services in Morriston, we have the local knowledge that makes all the difference.
All of our private investigator services cover Swansea and the surrounding area including West Cross, Killay, Sketty, and Morriston. We can be contacted by phone or email on 01792 260 498 or contact@privateinvestigator-swansea.co.uk.
Including along the seafront and through Clyne Valley Country Park, Swansea Bay provides a range of traffic-free cycle routes in West Glamorgan. Swansea Bay in West Glamorgan has a five-mile (8 km) sweep of coastline on the Waterfront.
Visit WebsiteWith events such as the graduation ceremonies for Swansea University is the Brangwyn Hall in West Glamorgan, a multi-use venue. The Maritime Quarter to the Knab Rock near the Mumbles Pier is Swansea Bay in West Glamorgan.
Visit WebsiteOccupying a strategic position above the River Tawe, an impressive building was Swansea Castle in West Glamorgan. Morriston, Sketty and Swansea centre are the most populated areas of Swansea in West Glamorgan.
Visit WebsiteA minor aerodrome situated in the Gower is the Swansea Airport in West Glamorgan providing recreational flights only. Swansea University Medical School in West Glamorgan was ranked as the third best medical school in the United Kingdom in 2017, behind Oxford and Cambridge universities.
Visit WebsiteThe focal point for the annual Dylan Thomas Festival (27 October - 9 November) is the Dylan Thomas Centre in West Glamorgan. Swansea's main football association team is Swansea City A.F.C. (founded 1912).
Visit WebsiteUndergoing a £1 billion transformation scheme is Swansea City Centre. Supports the tradition, that Swansea was founded by King Sweyn Forkbeard (reigned in Denmark from 986 to 1014), is this explanation.
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