Are trains running on Heart of Wales line?
Trains along the Heart of Wales Line call at all stations linked to the fantastic new long distance walking trail. There is a limited but regular train service along the line operated by Transport for Wales.
Who runs TfW?
Transport for Wales
| Trafnidiaeth Cymru | |
|---|---|
| Owner | Welsh Government |
| Chief Executive Officer | James Price |
| Main organ | Wales & Borders franchise |
| Subsidiaries | Transport for Wales Rail Limited |
How do I contact Transport for Wales?
Other ways to contact
- You can call us on 0333 3211 202.
- We’re open from: Monday to Saturday: 08:00 – 20:00. Sundays: 10:00 – 20:00.
- If you prefer to talk to us in Welsh, please call 0333 3211 202 and select option 1.
- Calls to our number are charged at a local rate from a BT phone.
Where does the heart of Wales Line go?
Much loved by day trippers and walkers, the line also provides a vital transport link for lively rural communities and towns across Mid Wales and the Borders. The Heart of Wales Line links to major and urban routes across the UK Network via Crewe, Shrewsbury, Craven Arms, Llanelli, Swansea and Cardiff.
When did the Llangennech train accident take place?
The incident on the Heart of Wales line on 26 August led to 330,000 litres of diesel spilling from 10 train wagons. Buses are now replacing services between Swansea and Shrewsbury.
Is there a train service to mid Wales?
The seven days/week train service is operated by Transport for Wales. Much loved by day trippers and walkers, the line also provides a vital transport link for lively rural communities and towns across Mid Wales and the Borders.
When did the heart of Wales Line Trail open?
The Heart of Wales Line Trail is a long distance walk that weaves between stations along the line. It opened in Spring 2019 across Shropshire, Powys, Carmarthenshire and the City & County of Swansea.