Transport for Wales (TfW) customers are being encouraged to check their journey details as an increase in train services comes into effect in December 2021.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is urging customers to check before they travel over the coming days, as Storm Barra is due to impact on the rail network from Tuesday 7 December (0600). 

A revised timetable, to take account of necessary speed restrictions across Wales, is replacing the usual timetable until the end of service on Wednesday 8 December 2021.  Depending on how Storm Barra plays out, this is also subject to last minute changes.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is to launch its new smartphone app on 7 December, providing enhanced features and, for the first time, a bilingual service.

A new era of transformed train travel in Wales is being heralded with the arrival of brand-new trains that will provide more capacity and improved services for Transport for Wales passengers.

Storm Arwen had a major impact on rail services over the weekend and services will continue to be affected this week.

The next generation of train drivers have signed-up to Transport for Wales' new apprenticeship scheme – the first of its kind in Wales.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is working in partnership with TrawsCymru to enable customers to travel between South Wales and Aberystwyth with a single ticket, saving both money and time.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has started work installing a brand new CCTV system and Customer Information Screens at the Grade II listed Abergavenny station. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) has unveiled a new design on one of its flagship trains in support for the mid and north Wales-based charity Hope House & Ty Gobaith Children’s Hospices.

Transport for Wales (TfW) and their delivery partner Alun Griffiths Ltd were shortlisted and runners-up at this year’s Constructing Excellence in Wales Awards for the new Bow Street station project.

Transport for Wales and Network Rail are utilising the latest technology this autumn to prepare for a growing number of storms and bad weather caused by climate change.

A station retailer who has clocked up 60 years’ service has been praised as “an inspirational member of the railway family” by Transport for Wales.