Transport for Wales Train Tickets to Be Frozen for a Year

Wales rail fares frozen for a year from St David’s Day

'This gives certainty to passengers at a time when many are struggling with the cost of living' says First Minister

Rail fares in Wales to be frozen for 12 months

The freeze comes into effect on St David's Day

Transport for Wales train tickets to be frozen for a year

Passengers welcome the announcement while rival parties criticise Labour's handling of the trains.

Fare freeze for all Transport for Wales train fares launched

Rail passengers are being given a boost this year under a government-backed plan.

Transport for Wales rail fares to be frozen for a year

The freeze, which comes into effect on St David’s Day (1 March), will apply to all regulated and unregulated fares, including season tickets, return tickets, and the new ‘tap-in, tap-out’ pay-as-you-go system. First Minister Eluned Morgan said the move would provide “certainty to passengers at a time when many are struggling with the cost of living” and make train travel “more attractive and cheaper”. “More people are choosing to travel by trai…

Transport for Wales freezes rail fares until 2027

Rail fares on Transport for Wales services will be frozen for the next year, the Welsh Government has announced. From 1 March, passengers travelling on TfW trains will pay the same prices as they do now, with the freeze applying to all regulated and unregulated fares. That includes advance singles, return tickets, season tickets and […]