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.

Transport for Wales’ Craidd Alliance hosted a Safety Step-Up event on Friday 15 July, which reached out to more than six hundred people from their infrastructure delivery partners and supply chain.

Transport for Wales (TfW) customers are being advised to plan their journeys carefully next week with services set to be disrupted by two days of national industrial action.

A new ‘Talking Transport’ toolkit has been launched today (Monday 18 July) to improve engagement between Transport for Wales and the communities it serves.

Transport for Wales (TfW) and their infrastructure delivery partners Amey Infrastructure Wales, Alun Griffiths Ltd, Balfour Beatty and Siemens Rail are being shortlisted for the Construction News Awards in the category of ‘Supply Chain Excellence’.

Brand new trains that will transform and improve transport throughout Wales and the borders have been on show at Chester railway station.