The Welsh language is at the heart of everything we do. Whether it's communicating with customers, supporting communities or celebrating our culture, we're committed to creating opportunities for colleagues to build their confidence and develop their Welsh language skills. 

Disability Pride Month is a time to recognise, celebrate and honour the achievements and diverse lived experiences of disabled people. It’s also an opportunity to raise awareness of the barriers people still face and promote inclusion, accessibility and equality across society and in work.

At Transport for Wales (TfW), we’re proud to support the Armed Forces community and to create opportunities for veterans transitioning into civilian careers.  

Armed Forces Day takes place on Saturday 27 June. It’s an opportunity for us to recognise the contribution made by the UK’s Armed Forces community, including serving personnel, veterans, reservists, cadets and military families. 

We’re committed to supporting the Armed Forces community and to providing pathways for veterans transitioning back into civilian life. To show our support, we’ve been lighting up our headquarters at Llys Cadwyn in the Armed Forces colours each night of the week. We also attended a Senedd event where we reaffirmed our commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant and heard addresses from each of the Armed Forces and from Welsh MPs. 

Hot weather can affect railway infrastructure, including tracks, overhead lines and our trains.

We're aware that travelling on buses and trains in the summer heat can sometimes be uncomfortable.

🚆🌸Spring has a way of waking things up, the wildlife and our sense of adventure. 17^th April also happens to be World Public Transport Day, celebrating greener and simpler ways to travel.