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Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced changes to its rail replacement service in Barmouth due to road closures beginning in early November.
Church Street in Barmouth is set to close for eight weeks from Monday 6 November to al…
The route of a Transport for Wales[1] rail replacement bus service that is currently running between Machynlleth[2] and Pwllheli[3] while Network Rail[4] carries out work on Barmouth[5] Bridge is set to change early next month because a road in Barmout…
On Saturday, October 21, the line between Machynlleth and Aberystwyth will be closed to facilitate works to the rail bridge in Heol Y Doll, Machynlleth, as the council make improvements to their active travel routes in the town.
Trains will be running …
Trains between Machynlleth[1] and Pwllheli[2] in North Wales[3] will be disrupted for 13 weeks from Saturday, 2 September until Friday, 1 December when Network Rail[4] engineers will complete the final stage in the multi-million-pound refurbishment of …
Rail passengers, cyclists and walkers face months of disruption when an iconic wooden bridge in Gwynedd[1] closes for the final stage of a multi-million-pound renovation. From next week Barmouth Viaduct, the largest timber bridge still in use in Britai…
The weather warning is in place on Saturday (Aug 5) from 6am to 9pm with the forecaster estimating there is a risk of 45-50 mph winds across parts of Powys, while coastal areas could see speeds of 50-55mph or up to 60-65mph.
It will impact the areas ar…
Between Saturday, the 6th and Monday, the 22nd of May, services between Machynlleth[1] and Shrewsbury[2] on the Cambrian line will be severely disrupted whilst Network Rail[3] carries out essential track and viaduct work in Newtown and further west in …
The collision took place where the railway line intersects the A470 near Caersws leading to severe traffic disruption in the area and the cancellation of trains.
Emergency services received a 999 call at around 11.45am and once at the scene, they found…