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.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has unveiled a new design on one of its flagship trains in support for the Alzheimer’s Society.

Members of the public, via the TfW Twitter account, voted for three charities it would like to see the organisation support by branding a number of its trains.  The charities chosen were:

As part of Transport for Wales’ (TfW) Station Improvement Vision, work to deliver improvements to customer facilities at Cardiff Central station will begin next week (27 September).  

Additional Transport for Wales services between Wrexham and Bidston are set to be introduced from spring 2022.

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

Transport for Wales (TfW) has signed a deal with Colas Rail UK to purchase Pullman Rail Limited.  

New trains being built as part of the transformation of the Wales and Borders network have reached another key milestone as testing gets underway in Europe.

Transport for Wales is urging customers to plan ahead and check before travelling with the Wales and Borders network expected to be very busy this weekend.

‘Llyn Barfog’, ‘Deva Victrix’ and ‘Ruabon Ruby Rooster’ are among the winning names put forward by children across Wales and the borders for new Transport for Wales trains.   

Transport for Wales, Network Rail and the British Transport Police have teamed up for Rail Safety Week, visiting schools in repeat locations for trespass to teach children about how to stay safe on the railway.

Rugby supporters returning to the Principality Stadium for the first time in 16 months are being urged to plan their travel carefully, with social distancing unlikely to be possible on many busy train services.