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Vernon Everitt has been announced as Transport for Wales’ new Chair.  

Young people aged 16 to 21 will be able to ride on buses across Wales for just £1 from September

Work to transform the Wrexham to Liverpool line has been given the green light, with upgrades on the line at Padeswood confirmed as the first major step to realise more rail services between the two cities.

More than 1,400 potholes have been fixed and prevented in just three days along a busy stretch of road in North Wales.

Local roads across Wales are being fixed as work begins as a result of a scheme which is unlocking up to £120m for local councils

The Welsh Government is proudly celebrating Armed Forces Week, honouring the contribution of veterans, serving personnel, and their families as communities across Wales prepare for a series of special events.

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates’ preferred candidate to be chair of the Transport for Wales board has been announced today.

One of the UK’s largest and most technically challenging road projects has officially opened, completing the £2bn Heads of the Valleys Road upgrade programme helping to deliver better transport and fix our roads.

The plans for a replacement for the A494 River Dee Bridge, a key part of North Wales’ road infrastructure, have taken another step forward as the preferred option is announced.

Motorists are advised to plan ahead before they travel on the M4 between junctions 37 and 38 near Pyle as major road works to ensure the safety and long-term resilience of the motorway take place for 6 months beginning on 9 June.

Ambitious transport plan to drive economic growth unveiled