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.

At Transport for Wales (TfW), we’re committed to making journeys by bus and cycle more inclusive, practical, and welcoming for everyone. Whether you're a someone who cycles a lot, a regular bus user, or someone curious about combining the two, we want to hear from you.

Stereophonics are back on home turf and the excitement is building with ‘Dakota’ echoing through the streets of Cardiff.

The first UK Oasis reunion concert is here and you can feel the excitement building with ‘Wonderwall’ echoing through the streets of Cardiff.  As the bucket hats and parkas come out of storage, our Events Team has been working closely with our key partners behind the scenes, planning every detail to ensure your journey is as smooth as a Noel Gallagher guitar solo.

We're always looking for ways to improve your journey, enhance safety, and make our services the best they can be.

Last month, we hosted our inaugural Public Transport Summit in the city of Wrexham, bringing together colleagues and stakeholder partners from across the transport sector.

Spring is in the air, the daffodils are blooming, and the Easter holidays are here!

Ever feel like fate nudged you in the right direction?

Our services on the Coryton and Penarth lines haven’t been good enough.

This International Women’s Day #IWD25, we hear from Zoe and Becca, two of our current apprentices at Transport for Wales. They share their stories with us on their journey so far, barriers they have overcome and words of advice to aspiring applicants who are looking to join the transport industry. 

Did you know that much of our stunning Welsh coastline can be reached by public transport?

On Sunday 6 October, a staggering number of runners and spectators boarded trains to Cardiff for the 21st edition of the Cardiff Half Marathon.