70% of all services in Wales to be operated by new trains from start of new timetable
From the start of the new timetable on Sunday, 18th May, 70% of all Transport for Wales services will be operated by new trains.
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Where to see steam locomotive 45212 in South Wales this Sunday
LMS Black 5 No. 45212 will be in South Wales this Sunday, 27th April 2025, as it hauls Day 2 of The Great Britain XVII…
Midland Pullman HST to visit Wales, England and Scotland this Friday!
The Midland Pullman HST is to depart from South Wales this Friday as it heads to the Highlands of Scotland. On the 21st March 2025,…
RAIB release update as South Wales trains travel ‘significantly’ over weather related speed limits
The Rail Accident Investigation Branch has released an update after it was found that at least eight trains did not observe the speed restrictions imp…
Video: Accurascale unveil new GWR tank engine models
Accurascale has unveiled its model of the GWR 57xx, 67xx and 8750 Class Pannier Tanks, describing it as "one of the most iconic tank locomotives of th…
New Cutting-Edge Rail Research and Innovation Centre for South Wales
New £15 Million Investment Paves the Way for a Cutting-Edge Railway Research and Innovation Centre in South Wales
Transport for Wales improves Wales and Borders stations
Transport for Wales (TfW) has revealed that it is spending a little over one million pounds on improving its stations this year.
Integrated rail and bus ticket for travel between South Wales and Aberystwyth
Transport for Wales and TrawsCymru have introduced integrated train and bus ticketing on journeys between South Wales and Aberystwyth.
Network Rail releases hard-hitting video as social media craze leads to increase in trespass incidents
Social media selfie craze causes a huge increase in trespassing and the risk of fatality in a dangerous trend.
£20m funding boost for accessibility at these 124 stations in Britain
A new government fund, worth £20m, has been announced that will help disabled passengers across Britain to travel on trains more easily.