🚆🌸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.

This year, we chatted to Natalie Hill, Learning and Development facilitator at TfW. Natalie talks about her career journey so far and challenges she’s overcome in her career. 

Need some inspiration on how to entertain your kids this half term? From the Roman Walls at Cardiff Castle to Aardman-inspired workshops in Chester, plan your days out with us.

At Transport for Wales, apprenticeships offer people the chance to build confidence, discover new strengths and take their first steps into long term careers. 

❤️ Santes Dwynwen

Dwynwen settled down in a convent in Anglesey, Llanddwyn church.. After facing heartbreak herself, she prayed that others would find the happiness in love that she never did.

In her honour, Dydd Santes Dwynwen has become Wales’ most romantic day of the year, a time when people show their affection by spending meaningful time together and sharing cards and gifts.

The start of a new year is the perfect moment to reset, rethink and refresh the way we move through the world. Whether you’re looking to boost your wellbeing, explore more of Wales, or make greener choices, 2026 brings plenty of opportunities to build better travel habits.

Here are our top “ins and outs” to inspire your journeys this year.

Last week, James Price, Chief Executive of Transport for Wales, addressed a room full of rail industry leaders and changemakers at the Railway Industry Association (RIA) event. 

Here's the speech that James delivered.