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Welsh Government

£30m boost for local transport in North Wales

£30 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across North Wales.

Welsh Government

£27m boost to improve local transport in South West Wales

£27 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across South West Wales.

Welsh Government

£110m boost for local authorities across Wales to improve local transport

£110 million has been announced for local authorities to improve local transport across Wales. 

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Think about the bus when visiting Eryri this Easter

Successful services carry record number of passengers last summer

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A470 between Talerddig and Dolfach reopens following essential roadworks

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates has confirmed that the A470 between Talerddig and Dolfach will reopen as planned on 11 April with traffic management in place. 

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£800m delivers all journeys on new trains on Wrexham Bidston line

Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales, Ken Skates was keen to hear what passengers had to say about the improvements that have been made on one of the key rail routes connecting Wales and England, when he jumped on board earlier this week. 

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Treorchy road fixed thanks to government funding boost

Councils can get up to £120m to repair more local roads over the next two years to fix problem roads in their area.

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New Legislation to Transform Local Bus travel

Proposals to transform the way local bus services are planned and delivered across Wales have been published today. (Monday 31 March). They will benefit passengers, communities and encourage more bus travel.

Welsh Government

Under strict embargo until 00.01 Monday, 31 March Overnight Line: Bus Bill

A new Bill is expected to be laid in the Senedd today (Monday, 31 March) which will, if passed, change the way local bus services are planned and delivered across Wales. 

 

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Irish Sea resilience taskforce holds first meeting

The first meeting of the Irish Sea Resilience Taskforce took place in Anglesey today, bringing together representatives from across Wales, Ireland and beyond to strengthen vital sea connections between the nations.

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New cross-border effort to strengthen Irish Sea transport links

A new taskforce focused on improving the resilience of Irish Sea transport connections will hold its first meeting this Thursday.

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Commitment to work together on Irish Sea links

The Welsh and Irish Governments are working together on safeguarding and building on the links between the two countries across the Irish Sea, the two governments said today.