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Welsh Transport Secretary, Ken Skates, calls for decisions on two key North Wales and Border rail services to be reversed.
Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates has expressed his ‘deep concern’ on a decision taken by the Office of Rail and Road’s (ORR) to reduce two Avanti services affecting North Wales and the borders in its December timetable change.
Additional train service for Heart of Wales line
An additional train will run on the Heart of Wales line each day from December 14.
Preliminary works confirmed for Menai Suspension Bridge
Preliminary works to assist the permanent repair to the recent crossbeam issue on the Menai Suspension Bridge are set to begin on Thursday 27 November.
Improving walking, wheeling and cycling – tell us what you think
Strengthening guidance to help make walking, wheeling and cycling routes safer for women and girls is one of the features in a consultation which begins today.
Ken Skates welcomes UK Government’s changes to driving test booking
The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates has today welcomed the UK Government’s announcement that changes will be made to the way driving tests are booked, so that only learner drivers can book slots helping cut down waits for tests.
Almost a quarter of a million cheaper journeys made as £1 pilot scheme is extended to 5–15-year-olds
More young people will benefit from cheaper bus fares across Wales as the £1 bus fare pilot is extended to all 5–15-year-olds from today (Monday 3 November).
Menai Suspension Bridge to fully reopen
The Menai Suspension Bridge will reopen fully to two-way traffic from 7am Friday, October 24 following the successful completion of temporary works to address an issue in a number of bolts on the bridge
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 44,000 potholes fixed or prevented in Mid Wales
More than 44,000 potholes across 90 miles of road in Mid Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 37,000 potholes fixed or prevented in South West Wales
More than 37,000 potholes across 75 miles of road in South West Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 28,600 potholes fixed or prevented in South East Wales
More than 28,600 potholes across 58 miles of road in South East Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 21,000 potholes fixed or prevented in North Wales
More than 21,000 potholes across 43 miles of road in North Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.
A ‘Hole’ lot of fixing going on - More than 130,000 potholes fixed and prevented across Wales
More than 130,000 potholes across 266 miles of road in Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.