bus services
BUS TAKEOVER: You’ll wait until 2028 for the public-run buses Wales promised for next year
Wales is moving buses from private operators to public control, London and Manchester style, with Transport for Wales and councils…
Tower Transit acquires South Wales Transport ahead of Welsh bus franchising
South Wales Transport, the Neath‑based family bus company founded in 2005, has been acquired by Tower Transit, part of Australia’s…
Bus service to return through Mawdlam and Kenfig Pool
A bus service linking Mawdlam and Kenfig Pool with Bridgend and Porthcawl is set to be reinstated for the first…
Major changes proposed to bus network ahead of 2027 reforms
Major changes to the bus network in South West Wales have been proposed ahead of a new franchising model launching…
Transport priorities for South West Wales revealed
Improvements to help make buses and trains a more practical solution than travelling by car have been identified as a…
Mumbles and Pontarddulais to get new services as part of more changes to city buses
New services to Mumbles and Pontarddulais form part of further changes to bus services in the city in June.
Council leader speaks out on bus funding changes as services cut and warning operators could fold
The Leader of Neath Port Talbot Council has spoken out on what he describes as "the impact of continuing uncertainty…
Bus drivers set to walk out in First Cymru pay dispute
Regional bus company, First Cymru has confirmed bus drivers belonging to Unite union will stage a one-day walkout on Thursday…
All aboard! First Cymru launches open-top bus rides this Summer
First Cymru is launching new open-top bus services in Swansea and Bridgend this weekend which will run throughout the summer. …
Agreement to deliver better and more integrated bus services signed by Welsh Government and transport operators
Leading figures in the public sector and the bus industry have signed a new agreement to deliver better bus services…