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Transport for Wales have teamed up with world famous band Coldplay to promote sustainable travel.  

Coldplay will be performing at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on both June 6thand June 7th. To ensure that people can get into and out of the stadium safely, there will be a full city centre road closure from 4pm until midnight on both June 6thand June 7th.

An exciting demonstration of green zero emission public transport is underway in Neath Port Talbot and Swansea.

Transport for Wales has successfully completed the first phase of electrification on the South Wales Metro and progressed with station transformation and signalling work.  

Work to start building the long-awaited cycle and pedestrian bridge across the River Severn in Newtown will begin next month.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is reminding passengers of the importance of checking for the latest travel information with industrial action taking place this week. 

Residents who live between Trehafod and Treherbert railway stations can pick up a railcard offering a 50% discount on TfW services on the Treherbert line while a major part of the South Wales Metro is being built.  

Rail passengers are being urged to plan ahead and check before they travel this Easter with some timetable amendments in place across the Wales and Borders network.

Starting on Good Friday (7 April), the hugely-popular free bus offer in the city is back for another 10 days. All journeys must start before 7.00pm.

A seasonal fflecsi service is returning to the Llŷn Peninsula for a third consecutive year, Transport for Wales (TfW) has confirmed.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is advising its customers to check for the latest information before travelling this week as some services will be affected by train shortages and industrial action.

Cabinet has agreed with proposals to trial FREE bus travel for the entire month of March 2023. This applies to all local journeys made within Rhondda Cynon Taf, and will come into effect on Wednesday (March 1). 

Wales will be taking on England on Saturday February 25 at Principality Stadium. With the kick-off taking place at 4.45pm - there will be a full city centre road closure from 12.45pm until 8.45pm to ensure all ticket holders can get into and out of the stadium safely.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced First Cymru has successfully tendered to operate the TrawsCymru T1 route.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has installed more than 200 defibrillators at stations over the last 12 months, providing vital life-saving equipment in local communities.

Unfortunately, Llew Jones Coaches have announced that they will no longer operate the TrawsCymru T19 service which runs between Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llandudno with effect from Saturday 11 February 2023. 

Transport for Wales is offering rugby supporters rail and bus services for Wales’ opening game of the Six Nations against Ireland on Saturday (4 February).

Wales will be taking on Ireland on Saturday February 4that Principality Stadium.

Stagecoach has confirmed that it will be making some changes to the depots out of which some of its services in South Wales operate from, with effect from Sunday 5 February. Customers will see no bus service reductions as a result of the depot changes. 

Transport for Wales and Denbighshire County Council are pleased to announce a new hourly TrawsCymru T8 bus service between Corwen, Ruthin, Mold and Chester.