Cardiff railway station to get ‘Access for All’ footbridge

Posted on June 3, 2026 by Guest authors

Work is due to start at Cathays railway station in Cardiff on Saturday, 13th June, on the installation of a new ‘Access for All’ (AFA) footbridge.

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