Transport for Wales welcomes the Secretary of State for Transport’s announcement of the launch of the 16-17 Saver railcard from September 2019 and have committed to providing further discounted fares for young people, starting in January 2020.

The Cambrian Line has been selected to feature in two national TV documentaries which showcase the world’s most scenic railway journeys, Transport for Wales has announced.

MORE than 150,000 people are set to pour into Llanrwst next week as the community gears up to host one of the most important Welsh events of the year.

Railway passengers travelling to Chester Racecourse from Leeds and Manchester over the next two weekends are being urged to plan ahead, as a major overhaul of a railway junction on the West Coast main line takes place.

A plaque has been unveiled at Carmarthen station to commemorate the Centenary of the ending of the First World War last year, remembering the brave railwaymen attached to GWR Carmarthen who sacrificed their lives for their country in battle.

From this week, customers will start to enjoy the benefits of USB and electric charging points, better seats and brand new on train toilets as part of a huge investment in Transport for Wales long distance trains.

One of Wales' top Paralympian athletes has teamed up with Transport for Wales to show just how accessible the railway is today.

Transport for Wales are pleased to announce the creation of 60 new jobs as they continue with their £5 billion investment programme to transform the transport sector throughout their Wales and Borders network.

That's the message from Transport for Wales' new Accessibility and Inclusion Manager ahead of Disability Awareness Day on 14 July.

The Cambrian Rail Partnership achieved a significant milestone this week by becoming the very first Community Rail Partnership in the UK to achieve Accreditation.

It was a case of full steam ahead for the Milford Haven Macular Society Support Group this week after they were invited to take part in a Familiarisation Day organised by Transport for Wales.

Transport for Wales reaches a key milestone today in their plans to build a £100 million depot that will be at the heart of South Wales Metro operations.