South Wales Metro work continues
Transport for Wales is urging all customers to check before they travel as South Wales Metro works will impact services from next weekend.
Transformation works will continue across the valley lines in preparation for the South Wales Metro and its connecting lines.
Replacement services
The first of several engineering works affecting services through Cardiff Queen Street will begin over the August bank holiday weekend and will take place intermittently through to November.
TfW is advising all customers to check before they travel as rail replacement buses will be in operation.
Information posters will be displayed at stations across the affected lines and journey checker will be updated to inform customers.
The transformation of the Core Valley Lines for the Metro has been part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund through Welsh Government, and will enable faster, more frequent services between Cardiff and the heads of the valleys.
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Since the new timetable came in on June 2nd we have had unofficial delays and cancellations. I’m glad TfW are now making them official 🙂
When is the Mamhilad station going to be open, still got cones on entry exits a year and more after completion.
When the County Council signs off the paperwork. TfW are ready to open it but they can’t until the Council sign it off which they’re currently not prepared/able to do.