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Transport for Wales Invests £400k in Rail Station Improvements

New waiting shelters to be installed as part of £400k investment.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has revolutionised the training of its front-line staff with new, cutting-edge virtual reality training technology.

A Technical Support and Spares Supply Agreement (TSSSA) has been signed by Alstom and Great Western Railway.

At the end of July, a new cafe opened at Caerphilly station.

Customers using Transport for Wales can now benefit from a limited-time offer to access travel for just £1 using Pay As You Go.

Transport for Wales has been working on its Heart of Wales line, which connects Swansea to Shrewsbury.

Network Rail has altered their plans for the new accessible footbridges at Pensarn and Prestatyn following public feedback from drop-in sessions.

An intensive eight-month programme to transform and electrify the Rhymney Valley railway line is making significant progress.

To celebrate Railway 200 and the history and heritage of Wales, Transport for Wales will be hosting a range of activities and events.

Over 120,000 Oasis fans recently travelled by train to the gig in Cardiff.