Transport for Wales (TfW) is thrilled to announce the opening of a new Men’s Shed at Milford Haven Station. A great use of one of TfW stations, providing a new base for community support.

In a major boost for passengers, integrated ticketing and affordable bus fares are being introduced across the TrawsCymru T6 route and local services 62 and 64 from 2 February.

Transport for Wales and Rhondda Cynon Taf Council are excited to announce that the Porth Bus Interchange will open on Thursday 30 January, allowing customers to explore the brand-new facility before Stagecoach begins operating bus services from the site from Sunday 02 February. 

Transport for Wales and Network Rail are urging all customers to check before they travel on Friday morning and into the weekend with weather warnings in place across the country. 

Wales is geared up to mark 200 years of passenger rail travel this year as the UK marks the historic anniversary of the advent of the modern rail. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) is another step closer to delivering the next phase of the South Wales Metro as it prepares to electrify the Coryton and lower Rhymney lines in the coming weeks.

While a new year can mean a new start, it can also be a very challenging time for many facing struggles

A golden retriever named Jamie has become the newest and perhaps the most liked Transport for Wales (TfW) team member.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is proud to announce that colleagues have voted to partner with Seren Dwt as its Charity of the Year for 2025. This exciting collaboration reflects TfW’s commitment to supporting local communities and making a positive impact across Wales.

Rail passengers are being urged to check their journeys carefully as the most significant timetable change in decades takes place this Sunday (15 December).

Transport for Wales has named one of its new trains ‘Gavin and Stacey’ as they ‘step into Christmas’ and join celebrations for the final episode of the famous BBC series.  

Transport for Wales (TfW) has successfully navigated one of its busiest Novembers ever, transporting over 130,000 fans into Cardiff for a flurry of high-profile sporting events.