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More than 40,000 potholes on nearly 80 miles of road have been fixed or prevented across north Wales on the Strategic Road Network and local roads since April last year. 

More than 200,000 potholes on more than 400 miles of road surfacing have been fixed or prevented throughout Wales since April last year.

The iconic Menai Suspension Bridge marks its 200^th anniversary this week.

Motorists are advised to plan ahead before they travel on the A55 between junction 34 (Ewloe) and junction 35 (Dobshill Eastbound) as essential road maintenance takes place for four weeks from 22 February.

Two North Wales stations, Shotton and Ruabon, have progressed to the next stage of the Access for All programme, a UK Government scheme backed by the Welsh Government to improve accessibility at railway stations.

More than two million bus journeys have been taken by young people across Wales since the introduction of the £1 bus fare scheme in September last year.

The recommendations of the Irish Sea Resilience Taskforce have been published today.

Schemes across Wales which encourage children and young people to adopt healthy walking habits are going from strength to strength

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport has congratulated Vernon Everitt, Chair of Transport for Wales, on being appointed a CBE in the New Year’s Honours List, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to public transport.

 The westbound A55 Conwy tunnel will close from the 10^th to the 19^th January for essential road safety works

An improved train timetable across Wales starts today.

The first six months of Network North Wales has seen new train and bus services introduced, along with improvements to station infrastructure with more exciting developments to come.