fflecsi services in Dolgellau and Dyffryn Dulas will begin operating on Monday 19 February, as part of the latest improvements to transport connections in Gwynedd, Transport for Wales (TfW) and Cyngor Gwynedd have confirmed.

Rail customers can now take advantage of cheaper ‘Pay As You Go’ fares thanks to the launch of a new contactless tap in, tap out payment service on key routes across South East Wales.

Transport for Wales has today (January 31) launched a new partnership with refugee and asylum seeker charity Oasis to donate equipment and provide employment support.

Rail passengers are being urged to check before they travel while track renewals, electrification and essential maintenance work is carried out across the Wales and the Borders network this February and March.

Transport for Wales joins the Samaritans to encourage customers, staff, and the wider community to come together over a hot drink on Brew Monday.

The Treherbert railway line will reopen to passengers in February 2024, following a huge upgrade as part of the South Wales Metro project.  

There is just a month left to respond to a consultation by Transport for Wales’ on plans for five new railway stations in South East Wales and improved cross-border train services.