Hopes for oyster industry revival in Swansea Bay
Ten thousand young oysters are to be placed on a Swansea Bay fishing bed - which has not been used since the 1920s - in the hope it will become a commercial fishery.
Permission was given for the plan to use the seabed off the village of Oystermouth after a request from shellfish expert Andy Woolmer.
He hopes to reinstate oysters on a 70-acre bed in the bay.
In the mid-1800s the oyster industry in south Wales employed hundreds of people, but over-fishing led to its demise.
Carwyn Jones reports.