Sometimes the brightest moments are behind the darkest clouds, and that was certainly true for Barry Railway Station’s café owner.

Transport for Wales (TfW) and its organisational change and sustainable development partners Arup are celebrating industry recognition in the Spotlight Rail Awards.

Railway history was made today on the Borderlands Line between Wrexham and Bidston as Transport for Wales (TfW) introduced the first battery-hybrid trains used in regular passenger service in Wales.

The first of the brand-new South Wales Metro trains were today (29 March) launched by Deputy Minister for Climate Change, Lee Waters MS at a ceremony in Caerphilly, signifying the start of a new transport era.

The South Wales Metro has taken another important step forward with the arrival of the first brand new tram-train to Transport for Wales’ (TfW) new depot in Taff’s Well.

Some of the oldest railway infrastructure in Wales is set for a complete transformation as part of the South Wales Metro.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is advising its customers to check for the latest information before travelling as services continue to be impacted by train shortages and engineering work.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched a new on-train WiFi portal, developed by GoMedia, which features real time information and opportunity for passengers to submit in-journey feedback.

The first of Transport for Wales’ (TfW) brand new £800m fleet of trains was officially launched by Lesley Griffiths MS at a ceremony in North Wales today (26 January).

Transport for Wales is offering customers cheaper advance rail tickets for journeys over fifty miles as another way to encourage more sustainable travel in 2023.   

Rail passengers in South Wales are being warned to check before they travel as Transport for Wales (TfW) undertakes engineering work between Cardiff and the valleys.

Rail passengers are being warned to prepare for disruption across the Wales and Borders network during December and January.