Music fans heading to Cardiff this summer for a fantastic line up of live music should plan their journeys in advance, as thousands of people make their way to the capital. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) is making cycling a viable option for communities across Wales by providing secure storage through its successful Cycle Hangar project.  

The Heart of Wales Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) has launched a new ‘Train 2 Play’ grant scheme to help sports clubs, associations and community organisations deliver activities that encourage participation in sport and sustainable travel.

A new art installation has been revealed at Llandudno railway station, created by students from the local Additional Learning Needs (ALN) school, as part of a project marking 200 years of the modern railway.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is entering the final stages of preparation ahead of the introduction of its first brand‑new tram‑trains on Pontypridd to Cardiff Bay services this summer. 

A new community-led art installation celebrating the identity, landscape and stories of Prees has been officially unveiled at Prees railway station as part of this year’s Community Rail Week

A brand-new railway bridge will be installed at Cathays railway station with work starting on 13 June 2026. 

Passengers are being advised of essential engineering work taking place on the North Wales railway between Chester and Llandudno Junction from the early hours of Saturday 6 June and reopening in the early hours of Monday 8 June.

Timetable improvements are being introduced to the Transport for Wales TrawsCymru T6 service to improve punctuality and the overall reliability of the service.

With a busy Bank Holiday weekend and warm weather forecast, Transport for Wales (TfW) is encouraging passengers to plan ahead as essential rail improvements take place across the Cardiff and Valleys network. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) has renewed its support for Urdd Gobaith Cymru’s ‘Cronfa Cyfle i Bawb’ (Fund for All) initiative ahead of Urdd Eisteddfod in Anglesey. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) has today launched its contactless pay as you go rail travel in North East Wales and borders, making journeys simpler and more flexible for customers across the region.