Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched TfW Protect, a dedicated anonymous reporting service designed to help tackle cable and metal theft across the rail network.

Walkers exploring the Heart of Wales Line Trail can now capture every step of their journey with the new trail passport scheme designed to support rural communities.

An award-winning rail safety campaign by Transport for Wales (TfW) has delivered rail safety education workshops to 50,000 pupils, contributing to a 23% drop in trespass incidents across the South Wales Metro lines. 

Transport for Wales has strengthened several services across rail and bus throughout West Wales to make sure that getting to this year’s Eisteddfod in Llantwd is as easy and sustainable as possible. 

Major rail upgrades as part of the South Wales Metro will take place this summer and rail passengers are being urged to check before they travel. 

A new £12 million bogie drop has been installed at Canton rail depot in Cardiff to help maintain and service Transport for Wales’s fleet of new trains.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is supporting the return of Operation Lion, a joint initiative aimed at tackling antisocial behaviour (ASB) in Tenby and across the wider Pembrokeshire area during the busy summer season.

Passengers are being urged to plan ahead this July as Network Rail carries out a programme of essential engineering work between Newport and Shrewsbury to improve safety and reliability of the railway.

Two new retailers have been introduced to Transport for Wales’ Cardiff Bus Interchange (CBI), welcoming local favourite Kiwis Bowls and the international sandwich specialist Which Wich.

Travel Advice for South Wales. A joint statement from Transport for Wales & Network Rail.

Safety remains our highest priority for both our customers and colleagues.

Transport for Wales has teamed up with Campaign for Better Transport to celebrate one of the biggest upgrades in rail infrastructure within the UK.