Trains, a railway bridge and Transport for Wales’ (TfW) head office are all being transformed in support of the Wales men’s football team at the World Cup.

Tonna Male Voice Choir surprised those travelling by rail today by singing the Welsh national anthem on a few routes in Wales in support of the Welsh football team.

The first electrical lines that will power the new South Wales Metro have been installed by Transport for Wales on the Core Valley Lines in South Wales.

Students from Coleg Llandrillo Menai can travel for free on Transport for Wales services during the closure of the Menai Bridge.

Transport for Wales is working closely with station adopters and volunteers from Visit Milford Haven as part of our Adopt a Station and Green Routes Project.

Transport for Wales is working closely with station adopters Cardiff Bay Rotary to make improvements at Cardiff Bay railway station.

Station artwork designed and created by pupils from Ysgol Uwchradd Caergybi has been proudly displayed at Holyhead Railway Station.

It’s full steam ahead for new community rail officer Josie Rayworth (pictured left), who will be delivering the community rail activities to stations and communities along the Chester to Crewe rail line as part of the 3 Counties Connected Community Rail Partnership, an initiative from Groundwork North Wales, Transport for Wales and community partners

Rugby fans going to Cardiff for Saturday’s Wales versus New Zealand match can now book return coach travel through Transport for Wales (TfW) or Big Green Coach in partnership with the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU).