News

On Saturday 1st August, six dedicated supporters of the Environment Centre local charity based in Swansea will be undertaking a bike ride from Paris to Swansea.

After the last bus departs on Saturday 1st August 2015, Cardiff Bus Station will close in order for work to begin on the new Central Square Development.

Please be aware that Bws Peris are no longer operating service buses 88/89 from Saturday 4th July 2015.

Due to essential Network Rail signalling improvement work, the railway lines between Cardiff Central and Newport will be closed all day on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June.

BayTrans have introduced a new website for finding instant information on making your way to attractions in the Swansea Bay area.

We want to say a huge thanks to all our customers who have borne with us during this time.

Cardiff Bus have now introduced their special Sunday service to Penarth Pier.

Morning commuters travelling on the Heart of Wales train line, which runs through Ammanford and Towy Valley, have some good news as the line will see extra morning journeys.

We’re very pleased to announce that our bi-lingual Contact Centre has won contracts to now handle Traveline Lancashire and Traveline Cheshire's customer enquiries.

For those of you who have our downloadable Journey Planner currently on your website, this will no longer work as of Monday 23rd February.

Richard Workman has been appointed as the new Chair of the Traveline Cymru Board of Directors.

A new railway station in Pye Corner is due to open on Sunday 14th December, announces the UK Transport Minister Baroness Susan Kramer.

From Sunday 2nd November, First Cymru have some service changes put in place which are aimed to help improve the services.

Newport City Council is hosting the second annual South East Wales Travel Planning Awards on Thursday 16th October.

We are delighted to announce our plans to switch to a .cymru domain name as one of a handful of founding organisations to adopt the new internet addresses later this year.

The NATO Summit is coming to Wales on Thursday 4th and Friday 5th September. However, we are already experiencing major disruptions to traffic and public transport services.

The City of Cardiff Council is working closely with partners to deliver a new world-class ‘transport interchange’ for the city.

On 4 August 2014, the Transport Minister Edwina Hart officially launched the new T1 bus service between Carmarthen, Lampeter and Aberystwyth at Lampeter University.

After extensive planning and research, a new modular form of complete system replacements has been ordered and should be fully functional by February 2015 and we welcome any input and ideas for all existing users of our mobile app.

The Welsh Government’s public transport information service, Traveline Cymru, is encouraging commuters to check that the transport information they are receiving is up to date, following the recent update to Google maps.