Customers travelling in the Cardiff area are encouraged to plan and check before they travel as Transport for Wales (TfW) carries out seven days of infrastructure upgrades on the Cardiff Bay line.

Passengers are being advised to plan ahead as Network Rail carries out essential track renewals and maintenance between Cardiff and Bridgend via Barry this October.

Rail passengers across Wales are being urged to check before travelling from Friday 23 October and throughout the weekend, with precautionary changes being made to some train services ahead of severe weather.

A new era for rail travel in North and Mid Wales has begun as Transport for Wales’ first new Class 197e trains enter passenger service on the Cambrian Coast Line. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) will welcome participants in EV Rally Cymru to Porthmadog this week, as the rally passes through North Wales showcasing the progress being made in sustainable transport and electric vehicle infrastructure across the country.

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Transport for Wales (TfW) in partnership with Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council, has launched public engagement on proposals to extend passenger rail services from Aberdare to Hirwaun. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) and Network Rail join forces once again to protect rail infrastructure, with the Met Office forecasting an increased chance of wetter and windier than average conditions this autumn and winter.

Tickets and timetables for Transport for Wales (TfW) new TaithCymru coach service connecting North and South-West Wales are now live. 

Work on a brand-new, step-free footbridge at Cathays railway station will enter its main construction phase this October having completed initial groundworks and cable diversions. 

Extra train services and increased capacity have been added to key rail routes into Cardiff on Sunday 4 October, as Transport for Wales (TfW) prepares to welcome thousands of runners and football fans to the city.

Transport for Wales (TW) has kicked off a new partnership with the Football Association of Wales to improve public transport for fans travelling to and from national matches and major Welsh fixtures.