2015

All train services run by Arriva Trains Wales will be cancelled on January 4 due to industrial action, the company has confirmed.

Cardiff Bus is offering free travel to those who have served in the armed forces to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.

Bike Life is thriving in the Welsh capital with the number of trips by bike increasing by over 25% in just one year according to a pioneering new report.

We’ve put together the My Uni Journey website, full of all the information you need on finding public transport services in your area! By taking a look through the site, you can plan your journeys, find your bus stops and keep up to date with the latest transport news.

The Draft Existing Routes Map for Cardiff is now available and Cardiff Council want your views on the suitability of the routes shown on the Draft Existing Routes Map.

Bus operator First Cymru are launching their new Customer Charter. The First Cymru team including Justin Davies, Managing Director, will launch the event at Swansea Bus Station, Swansea City Centre on Thursday 15th October. 

Arriva Trains have become the first train operator in the UK to trial ticket machines with a video link to a staffed booking office.

This exciting role will suit a bi-lingual Welsh / English speaker who will take the lead on day-to-day public facing communications for Sustrans in Wales.

First Cymru driver is recognised with a customer service award.

Due to the Rail Union RMT dispute, there will be rail strikes taking place on Sunday 23rd August and between Saturday 29th and Bank Holiday Monday 31st August, significantly affecting First Great Western services.

Arriva Trains Managers have warned that passengers who board trains without a ticket could now face a £70 fine if they don’t actively seek out a guard to buy a ticket.

There is a new Weekend Saver Return ticket now available for passengers on Traws Cymru services T2, T3 and T5.

On Saturday 1st August, six dedicated supporters of the Environment Centre local charity based in Swansea will be undertaking a bike ride from Paris to Swansea.

After the last bus departs on Saturday 1st August 2015, Cardiff Bus Station will close in order for work to begin on the new Central Square Development.

Please be aware that Bws Peris are no longer operating service buses 88/89 from Saturday 4th July 2015.

Due to essential Network Rail signalling improvement work, the railway lines between Cardiff Central and Newport will be closed all day on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June.

BayTrans have introduced a new website for finding instant information on making your way to attractions in the Swansea Bay area.

Please be aware that we are currently experiencing an issue on the Journey Planner whereby Bank Holiday service times are displaying as part of normal Monday – Friday journeys.

Local bus operator First Cymru picked up four awards at the CILT Wales National Transport Awards. 

Ten years ago on Friday 10th June 2005 the official reopening of the Vale of Glamorgan Railway Line took place, the first time since the early 1960s that passenger services had run on the railway line.