Transport for Wales are offering opportunities for small and medium businesses in Wales to be part of the investment project that will transform the transport sector.

MAYOR of Shrewsbury,  Councillor Peter Nutting has backed a Christmas railway safety campaign after trying to use the towns station whilst “intoxicated”.

Transport for Wales (TfW) offers Welsh SMEs excellent opportunities to tender for business in the Welsh transport sector.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is pleased to announce that it is moving to the “Delay Repay” scheme to compensate customers for unexpected delays and cancellations.

Transport for Wales is saying thank you to our emergency services this Christmas

Transport for Wales is transforming rail services in Wales and the borders with small and medium businesses set to play a key role in the transformation.

The Wales and Borders Rail Service can be the best passenger rail service in the UK within the next 15 years

What does it mean for passengers?

In the coming months and years, we’ll be making a huge investment in our railways and with six weeks to go until Transport for Wales starts running the Wales and Borders rail service, we’re keen to update you on the exciting transformation. Preparations for the transfer are well underway and we are working with Arriva Trains Wales to ensure a seamless transition. Here are some of the changes you’ll see from Day 1.

Heather Clash and Alexia Course join Transport for Wales as the company prepares to take over the management of the Wales and Borders rail service from mid-October.

Located in Wrexham, the new unit will employ a total of 30 staff by 2019, with ten expected to be in post in 2018.

The new board members will join Transport for Wales’ Interim Chair, Nick Gregg and current board members Martin Dorchester and James Price. Board members Peter Kennedy and Brian McKenzie will step down following the board’s next meeting on 2nd July.