Today, Transport for Wales reaches its first-year anniversary since taking responsibility for rail services across Wales and the Borders, which marked the beginning of their £5 billion investment programme.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced plans to provide space for up to 6,500 more commuters a week from December this year, whilst introducing additional trains right across the Wales and Borders rail network.

TWO Transport for Wales apprentices have been shortlisted for the honour at the Wales Transport Awards 2019

Transport for Wales (TfW), the not-for-profit company driving forward the Welsh Government’s vision for transport in Wales, has published its annual report and financial statements for the 2018/19 financial year.

Train companies are relaxing ticket rules to help Thomas Cook customers affected by the company’s collapse.

Transport for Wales and Network Rail have been working hard to ensure the rail industry in Wales is prepared for the autumn period. 

Transport for Wales have announced the details of the £194 million investment plan to improve all 247 railway stations across Wales.

11 September 2019 saw councils across Wales and Transport for Wales launch one of Wales’ largest public engagement programmes aimed to renew all green coloured bus passes across Wales. The response has been exceptionally high with thousands of bus users wanting to apply for their new- style cards straight away. 

LLANDOVERY Station has been shortlisted for the station of the year award at the 2019 National Rail Awards

Transport for Wales and the Valleys Taskforce are running a roadshow campaign throughout key locations in South Wales so that local communities can learn about improvements being made to their transport network and the opportunities available to them.

Transport for Wales has taken delivery of the first Class 170 Turbostar from Greater Anglia.

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