Wales & Western news
South Wales Valleys community is rail industry hub
Few people realise the key role Torfaen in South Wales plays in connecting people, businesses and communities across Great Britain.
Passengers in Wales and Borders encouraged to make small talk to save lives
The quick actions of a Wales and Borders railway worker prevented a distressed young man from taking his life at a railway station last month. He is now supporting a new campaign that encourages others to look out for fellow passengers.
Railway employee who prevented a man from taking his life encourages others to do the same with small talk
The quick actions of a Network Rail worker prevented a distressed man from taking his life in Slough and now he is supporting a new campaign that encourages others to look out for fellow passengers.
Conwy Valley line reopens following recent storm damage
The Conwy Valley line reopened to passengers today, Monday 13 November, after Network Rail engineers carried out extensive repairs following recent storm damage.
Network Rail and Arriva Trains Wales thank passengers as railway reopens between Swansea and Carmarthen
Network Rail has thanked passengers for their patience following urgent repair work on the line between Swansea and Carmarthen.
Electrification to Bristol Parkway continues in November which means motorway will be closed overnight at weekends
Electrification to Bristol Parkway continues to progress as Network Rail will be upgrading the railway over the M4 motorway near junction 19 on successive weekends in November, as they install the overhead line equipment needed to run electric train services.
Oversized lorries hit rail bridges every week in Wales and the borders causing misery for travellers
Thousands of rail passengers in Wales and the borders will suffer hours of delays and cancellations in the next month as 'bridge-strikes' - when a lorry that's too big hits a low bridge - reach their peak.
Campaign launched to reduce bridge strikes which cause delays for rail passengers in West Country
Thousands of rail passengers in the West Country will suffer hours of delays and cancellations in the next month as 'bridge-strikes' - when a lorry that's too big hits a low bridge - reach their peak, with new figures revealing that at this time of year there are more incidents than any other time of year.
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