Transport for Wales is lighting up its new headquarters building in Pontypridd with rainbow colours to celebrate LGBT+ History Month.

The Welsh Government has taken the Wales and Borders rail franchise into public ownership to protect services, safeguard jobs, and deliver infrastructure improvements in light of the ongoing challenges of coronavirus.

Transport for Wales is delighted to confirm that it has hit fleet availability targets every day for more than a year.

Abergavenny's 160-year-old railway station is set to play host to an exciting new community development thanks to investment by Transport for Wales.

Transport for Wales has started work to revamp Llandudno railway station for use by a community enterprise.

Front line workers across Transport for Wales’ network are being provided with innovative new face coverings with a transparent window so customers can see what they are saying.

Work is continuing on the construction of Transport for Wales’ new trains for the Wales and Borders rail network and the South Wales Metro despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

TRANSPORT for Wales customers are being urged to check their journey details and plan ahead with a new timetable coming into effect next week and services likely to be busy over Christmas.

Transport for Wales will use extra staff across its network this weekend following a rise in anti-social behaviour.

Transport for Wales is supporting today’s launch (Thursday 5 November) of a new Veterans Railcard to recognise those who served in the Armed Forces.

A 91-year-old Cardiff man who came to Wales as part of the Windrush generation has revealed a fascinating insight into his 31 years working on the railway.

In the context of the unprecedented challenges of Covid-19, Transport for Wales (TfW), Keolis and Amey have today taken the first steps in redefining the partnership initiated in 2018 that will secure the ongoing transformation of the Wales and Borders rail network.