As part of Transport for Wales’ (TFW) station adoption initiative, volunteers from the Barry & District Soroptimists have been busy helping to improve the environment at Barry Town and Barry Island railway stations.

Transport for Wales (TfW) and Visit Wales have partnered to encourage travellers to use the train to visit some the country’s best tourism hot spots and extend the busy tourism season into Autumn.  

More than 100,000 passengers have travelled on the improved Carmarthen – Aberystwyth TrawsCymru service since it was relaunched with all-electric buses earlier this year.

Those were the words that one Cardiff dispatcher’s mum said to him back in 1973 when he was just 16. But 50 years on and David “Dave” Covington is showing it was very much the right decision for him.

People traveling in north Wales and the Wirral will find it even easier to buy their train tickets after Transport for Wales partnered with eight local businesses.

Getting to Cardiff International Airport by public transport has been made easier thanks to a new integrated rail and bus ticket partnership between Transport for Wales (TfW) and Adventure Travel, who operate the 905 service.

Cynon Valley Organic Adventures have added a spark of magic to their five-acre piece of land, thanks to support from Transport for Wales (TfW). 

Brand-new electric tram trains that will revolutionise transport across the South Wales valleys have been unveiled at their new £100 million depot at Taff’s Well.  

THIS August sees the 175^th anniversary of Chester station opening with multiple activities planned to remember its chief engineer Thomas Brassey.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is reminding passengers of the importance of checking for the latest travel information with industrial action set to take place at the end of July.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is one of nearly 200 organisations which have been recognised by the UK Government for supporting the Armed Forces community, a record high since the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme launched in 2013.