Pork belly bites, turkey dinner with all the trimmings and Christmas crumble are back on the menu as Transport for Wales brings its festive feast back to the rails this Christmas.

The £140 million revamp of Cardiff Central railway station has been given the green light as funding is approved.

Transport for Wales has taken another major step towards completing the electrification of the South Wales Valley lines, as the overhead wires across the Rhymney railway line are switched on.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is making festive travel more affordable this December with a special £1 evening fare offer on selected TrawsCymru bus routes.

Transport for Wales (TfW) and Edwards Coaches have taken a step towards building a greener public transport network across Wales by converting two existing diesel buses into fully electric vehicles.

The number of rail journeys made using Pay As You Go (PAYG) tap on, tap off technology has now exceeded two million.

Two trains per hour will be available between Chester and Wrexham following rail timetable changes this December.

Five trains a day will be available between Shrewsbury and Swansea via Llandrindod Wells from December.

South Wales Metro services will run later into the night from 14 December, supporting the nighttime economy and offering more options for travelling customers.

Transport for Wales is inviting transport users to have their say on the ambitious Network North Wales vision.

Rail timetable changes coming this December (from 14th) will offer more services across the Wales and Borders network. 

Today, his Majesty, King Charles has officially opened the South Wales Metro Depot in Taff’s Well.