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More than 28,600  potholes across 58 miles of road in South East Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.

More than 21,000 potholes across 43 miles of road in North Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.

More than 130,000 potholes across 266 miles of road in Wales have been fixed or prevented in the last six months.

A new £10.5m wheel lathe facility opening in Holyhead today will improve reliability for the rail network across Wales.

Improved transport links will further cement the close relationship between North Wales and Merseyside, with a direct train link between Llandudno and Liverpool and improved services between Wrexham and Liverpool on the horizon

The Menai Suspension Bridge will partially reopen to cars, motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians, only, at 07:00hrs on Friday 10 October, after it was temporarily closed last weekend on safety advice from engineers.

Motorists are advised to plan ahead before they travel in the coming months as essential resurfacing works are set to begin on the A470 and A483 in Builth Wells from 3rd November 2025 to 1st March 2026.

We are actively working with UK Highways A55 DBFO Ltd, to partially reopen the Menai Suspension Bridge to cars, motorcyclists, cyclists, and pedestrians in the coming days.

A record number of young people are taking full advantage of the new £1 bus fare scheme by signing up for a free mytravelpass.

Despite the Welsh Government’s best efforts to keep the Menai Suspension Bridge open for cars and motorcyclists’, feedback from UK Highways A55 around the challenges with enforcement have led to the difficult decision to temporarily close the bridge from 14:00 on Saturday 4 October. 

The Menai Suspension Bridge is open to cars only with a new 3 ton weight limit with immediate effect, on the recommendation of engineers.

Plans to build a replacement A494 River Dee Bridge have reached the next milestone with publication of the draft Orders.