Transport for Wales is delighted to be sponsoring Pride Cymru’s Big Weekend 2022, Wales’ biggest celebration of equality and diversity. 

This Sunday, 28 August, Butetown Carnival will start at 12pm with a colourful carnival parade from Loudoun Square to the Senedd, followed by two days of cultural performances and family fun at the Cardiff Bay waterfront.

The majority of Transport for Wales (TfW) services across the Wales and Borders network will be suspended on two days this week (August 18 and 20) due to the on-going national industrial action.

The fflecsi bus pilot scheme for Newport will be coming to an end on 25 September 2022 after a successful 12-month period of trialling demand responsive travel in an urban environment.

Rail passengers are advised not to travel unless their journey is essential on a number of routes this Saturday (August 13) due to the impact of industrial action.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has published its annual report and financial statements for the year to 31 March 2022.

People travelling by train to Wales’ historic landmarks can get 2-for-1 entry thanks to a new partnership between Transport for Wales and Cadw.

New trees will be planted in areas across Merthyr Tydfil through a new community partnership between Transport for Wales (TfW), The Good Friendship Group and The Engine House, Dowlais, and the volunteers of St Davids Church Merthyr.

Rail passengers are advised not to travel unless their journey is essential on a number of routes this Saturday (30 July) due to the impact of industrial action.