Wales & Western: Wales & Borders news
From steam to sustainability: how Taff’s Well continues to connect Wales’ transport past and future
Fifty years after the Walnut Tree Viaduct was dismantled, its legacy lives on in the Taff Trail just outside Cardiff - where history, sustainability and community now travel side by side.
Rail Industry in Wales prepares for winter
Transport for Wales and Network Rail are working together to keep people moving this autumn and winter.
Flint railway station now has step-free access in major boost for accessibility
Rail passengers in Flint now have step-free access between platforms with a brand-new lift, delivered as part of a £5.5m accessibility upgrade.
£1.4m upgrade: Major work planned on the Conwy Valley line to improve resilience ahead of autumn weather
Buses will replace trains during the four-week closure, from the end of September, to remove high-risk trees and improve safety.
Essential engineering works: Buses replace trains during rail works between Rhyl and Llandudno Junction
Replacement bus services will operate between Rhyl and Llandudno Junction across three weekends, from the end of September, while Network Rail carries out essential works.
Major signalling upgrade in South West Wales will see railway operations move to our centralised control centre in Port Talbot
Phase two of the Port Talbot West resignalling project starts this month, with commissioning in November, bringing a safer, more reliable railway - with some planned rail and road closures needed to complete the work safely.
Network Rail Wales & Borders and Samaritans mark 15 year of partnership with 5.6% rise in life-saving interventions
This World Suicide Prevention Day, we're urging everyone to help save lives by spotting signs of distress near the railway and knowing how to act safely.
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