FIVE major concerts in Cardiff over five weeks has seen the rail industry come together to get people home safely.

The Welsh Government and Transport for Wales (TfW) are not in scope of the ticket office announcement made today (5 July) by the Department for Transport train operators in England. 

Transport for Wales has announced a 5-step improvement plan for rail services on the Wrexham to Bidston line in North Wales and the borders.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is reminding passengers of the importance of checking for the latest travel information with industrial action set to take place at the beginning of July.

A new pop-up exhibition in Cardiff’s St David’s Centre highlights the increased dangers of trespassing on rail tracks since the introduction of electrified Overhead Line Equipment (OLE) in Wales.

Brand-new tram-trains that will revolutionise public transport are now being tested on the South Wales Metro railway lines.  

As part of Transport for Wales’ (TfW) Station Improvement Vision, work to deliver improvements to customer facilities at Flint and Runcorn East stations will begin this month.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is pleased to partner with Welsh Cycling as we look to get Wales enjoying the fresh air and riding their bikes for everyday journeys this summer.

Rail customers across Wales and the English border stations have benefitted from more than £1 million of investments this year alone, with signage, flooring and customer waiting facilities getting a spruce up.

Today is the start of Better Transport Week – a week-long celebration of sustainable transport focusing on different transport themes each day.