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The second stage of the consultation process for the Isle of Anglesey’s Active Travel Network Map is now open.

A pioneering scheme designed to support start-up businesses and stimulate growth in Wales is showcasing the best of innovation and tech talent in September.

Transport for Wales is urging customers to plan ahead and check before travelling with the Wales and Borders network expected to be very busy this weekend.

‘Llyn Barfog’, ‘Deva Victrix’ and ‘Ruabon Ruby Rooster’ are among the winning names put forward by children across Wales and the borders for new Transport for Wales trains.   

Transport for Wales, Network Rail and the British Transport Police have teamed up for Rail Safety Week, visiting schools in repeat locations for trespass to teach children about how to stay safe on the railway.

Rugby supporters returning to the Principality Stadium for the first time in 16 months are being urged to plan their travel carefully, with social distancing unlikely to be possible on many busy train services.

Electric vehicles (EV) have a key role in decarbonising the transport sector in Wales and their uptake needs to be supported through adequate provision of charging infrastructure.

Swansea railway station has been given a dramatic transformation after Network Rail and Transport for Wales came together to deliver key improvements.

Transport for Wales is set to install up to 200 life-saving defibrillators at its railway stations across the Wales and Borders network.

Transport for Wales has set a target of no net loss of biodiversity in its operations by 2024 as part of an ambitious new Biodiversity Action Plan launched today.

Transport for Wales has introduced an improved rail service between Cardiff and Holyhead with greater capacity and fully refurbished intercity carriages.

Transport for Wales has said goodbye to the last Pacer trains after more than 30 years of service, marking the end of an era for Britain’s railways.