Rail passengers in Wales and the Borders can save more money than ever on longer journeys as TfW launches its first pricing initiative to make rail travel more affordable for all passengers.

Two staff members at Transport for Wales are set to star in a new BBC Wales series exploring the hidden world of night shift workers.

Commuters at Bangor train station were surprised with a dazzling lion dance performance in celebration of Chinese New Year.

For the first time ever, rail customers in Wales and the Borders can claim for delays of just 15 minutes.

MAYOR of Shrewsbury,  Councillor Peter Nutting has backed a Christmas railway safety campaign after trying to use the towns station whilst “intoxicated”.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is pleased to announce that it is moving to the “Delay Repay” scheme to compensate customers for unexpected delays and cancellations.

Transport for Wales is saying thank you to our emergency services this Christmas

The Wales and Borders Rail Service can be the best passenger rail service in the UK within the next 15 years

What does it mean for passengers?

Rail passengers across Wales and its borders can look forward to the transformation of their rail services thanks to a £5 billion investment that will fund significant improvements to the frequency and quality of Wales and Borders services, as well as the creation of the South Wales Metro.