The scheme, led by Pembrokeshire County Council with support from the Welsh Government’s Local Transport Fund, will overhaul the existing station to create smoother, better‑connected journeys and improve rail links to the town and the wider county.
What the plans include
The latest images show a complete redesign of the station area, with:
- Relocation of the existing train platform to make space for a new bus interchange
- Better walking and cycling links to connect the station with the town
- A dedicated taxi rank and improved parking
- Upgraded, fully accessible passenger facilities
- More welcoming public spaces designed to encourage greener travel
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
Boost for connectivity
Deputy Leader Cllr Paul Miller said the project could pave the way for the return of direct services between Milford Haven and London, including new high‑speed trains.
“This exciting project we hope will allow the return of direct travel from Milford Haven to London and back, helping travellers reach more destinations with ease. It is an important project, not just for Milford Haven, but the county as a whole.”
Backed by partners
The £1.4m capital investment is being delivered with design support from AtkinsRéalis and in partnership with Network Rail, Transport for Wales and Milford Haven Port Authority.
Cllr Rhys Sinnett, Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services, said:
“These plans are fantastic for Milford Haven and improving transport options for residents.”
Nick Millington, Network Rail Wales and Borders Route Director, added:
“This project is about more than infrastructure; it’s about creating opportunities, encouraging greener, safer travel, and delivering a station the community can be proud of.”
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
Next steps
Detailed designs are being finalised, with construction expected to follow once approvals and funding are in place. The council says the interchange will complement wider regeneration in Milford Haven and help unlock the region’s economic potential.
More information, including timescales and detailed proposals, is available on the Milford Haven Transport Interchange website.
