Transport for Wales (TfW) has recently welcomed South Africa’s Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy to the new South Wales Metro depot at Taff’s Well.

Transport for Wales and Network Rail are working together to keep people moving this autumn and winter.

Passengers are invited to have their say on proposed changes to the Conwy Valley line timetable, with changes planned for December 2026.

Transport for Wales is running extra trains to ensure the ‘Red Wall’ can get to and from the capital for the World Cup qualifier fixture against Belgium.

The future of electric transport in Wales will be on full display this October, with Transport for Wales announced as the headline sponsor of the EV Rally Cymru 2025.

With over 25,000 runners expected to arrive in Cardiff ahead of the Half marathon on Sunday 5 October, TfW is putting on additional train services to help people get to and from the event on time and stress-free.

The South Wales Valley rail network is experiencing an increase in cable thefts, leading to significant disruption for passengers and costly repairs of over three quarters of a million pounds. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) continues to show an improvement in passenger service punctuality across the Wales and Borders network. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) and InPost, have joined forces to bring parcel lockers to seven stations across the South Wales network.

From today Monday 1st September, young people aged 16-21 can get £1 bus fares across Wales by applying for a free mytravelpass