Passengers can now experience First Class for less on selected Transport for Wales (TfW) services thanks to a new partnership with Seatfrog.

A digital display screen designed to give customers up-to-the-minute information is moving to Llandrindod Wells Station.

Rail passengers travelling across the South Wales Metro can now access easier ways to pay and great value fares with a new Pay As You Go system.

TfW Ffeibr (Fibre), a state-of-the-art, full fibre wholesale network launches today offering companies the opportunity to provide high-speed internet connectivity for South Wales valley communities.

Passengers are being urged to check for the latest information before travelling as a number of routes across Wales and Borders will be closed tomorrow (November 25) due to the impact of Storm Bert.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is among a leading group of organisations exceeding the benchmark of having 5% of their workforce enrolled in “earn and learn” programs.

Throughout September and October Conwy Valley and North Wales Coast Community Rail Partnership, in collaboration with Conwy Mind, have hosted a series of walks offering support for physical and mental health.

Electric ‘tri-mode’ trains will be introduced to passenger services for the first time in the UK today (18 Nov) as part of the South Wales Metro. 

Contactless tap in, tap out ‘Pay As You Go’ rail payment option has now been extended to a further nine stations between Pontypridd and Cardiff Bay (from Monday 4 November).

Military personnel and veterans can travel for free on Transport for Wales rail services and some TrawsCymru bus services to attend Remembrance Day events this Sunday (10 November).

Following the rail collision in Powys on Monday 21 October 2024, Transport for Wales and Network Rail have fully cooperated with the British Transport Police, Office of Rail and Road and the Rail Accident Investigation Branch.