From Sunday 6 September Transport for Wales passengers travelling on TrawsCymru T8 route connecting Corwen, Ruthin, Mold and Chester will benefit from later evening journeys, new Sunday service and a simplified fares structure.

Railway stations across Wales are set to benefit from a £1 million investment introducing brand new Help Points at 48 different locations, giving passengers access to live travel support and real-time information. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) is adding extra early morning Sunday services to help get thousands of runners to the start line for the Kidney Wales CDF 10k, marking the launch of a new partnership with Run 4 Wales (R4W) Group. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) ffeibr has linked South Wales directly into one of Europe’s largest data centre campuses, strengthening Wales’ digital economy.

Transport for Wales will be making service amendments across the Wales and Borders network next week due to a shortage of available trains.

People in North Wales are being urged to share their views and opinions on the future of the region’s bus network, as the next phase of plans to improve bus services in Wales gets underway.

The rail industry is set to welcome thousands of football fans to Cardiff for the FA Community Shield with a coordinated plan in place to ensure a great match day experience.

Passengers are being urged to plan ahead next month as Network Rail carries out essential engineering work to improve the reliability and resilience of the railway across North Wales and the Borders.

New technology is set to be introduced at seven stations across the Wales and borders network this summer to improve accessibility, customer support and station operations. 

Transport for Wales has published their 2025/26 Annual Report and figures reveal a continued increase in people using the rail network and bus network they control, improved customer satisfaction and yet another increase in rail revenue.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched TfW Protect, a dedicated anonymous reporting service designed to help tackle cable and metal theft across the rail network.

Walkers exploring the Heart of Wales Line Trail can now capture every step of their journey with the new trail passport scheme designed to support rural communities.