Transport for Wales (TfW) is launching new hourly services, evening journeys, and distance-based fares from Sunday 31 August, as part of the second phase of improvements to the T5 TrawsCymru service. 

A significant investment in new customer shelters is being delivered at stations in north Wales and the Wirral, as part of Network North Wales.

Following extensive engagement and consultation earlier this year Powys County Council have undertaken a full redesign of their public transport network across the county.

A new digital screen, measuring just over 100m² has been launched outside Cardiff Bus Interchange and is set to transform the passenger experience.

Two Ukrainian sisters who came to Wales to escape the war have partnered with the lady who sponsored them in the UK and opened a new cafe offering a fusion of Ukrainian and Welsh experience.

Ffeibr, Wales’ newest high-speed internet network, has delivered its first commercial fibre connectivity contract for Cloud Centres Networks.

One of the most picturesque rail routes in the UK has shown consistent improvement in performance and reliability for passengers this year.

Labs by Transport for Wales has named accessible incident-reporting platform Inclutech the overall winner of its sixth accelerator programme, securing the start-up a contract to further develop its technology for the Welsh transport network

Rail passengers can use their Transport for Wales tickets to unlock big discounts at some of Wales and the borders best attractions this summer.

Following the success of sustainable travel at last year's Eisteddfod in Pontypridd, Transport for Wales (TfW) is delighted to announce its continued commitment to encouraging green travel options for this year’s Eisteddfod in Wrexham.

Transport for Wales has published their 2024/25 Annual Report and figures reveal that more people are using the rail network and positively impacting revenue figures for the not-for-profit organisation.