Welsh Government names North Wales panel24/03/2022 The Welsh Government has named the panel of independent commissioners who will recommend ‘how to build a sustainable and integrated transport system for North Wales’. |
£50m Ceredigion Link Road officially opened15/12/2016 The £50 million A486 Ceredigion link road has been officially opened by Welsh Economy and Infrastructure Secretary Ken Skates. |
Caernarfon to Bontnewydd bypass moves a step closer20/09/2016 Draft orders for the £91 million A487 Caernarfon to Bontnewydd bypass in Wales will be exhibited this week. |
Improvements to A55 tunnels in Wales07/09/2016 Refurbishment work to improve the A55 tunnels in Wales has been completed by Dawnus. |
Tougher enforcement for drivers who flout M4 speed limit25/07/2016 Drivers that flout the variable speed limit restrictions in place along a busy stretch of the M4 around Newport will face tougher enforcement action, says Economy and Infrastructure Secretary, Ken Skates. |
£29m to be spent on Welsh transport schemes23/03/2016 Welsh Transport Minister Edwina Hart has announced almost £29 million funding for transport schemes across the country. |
Work starts on £57m Eastern Bay Link Road in Cardiff17/03/2016 Work on the £57 million Eastern Bay Link Road in Cardiff is now underway. |
Work on six local transport schemes to start early in Wales16/03/2016 Welsh Transport Minister Edwina Hart has announced that work on six transport schemes, worth £1.7 million, will be brought forward. |
Walking and cycling plans launched by Welsh government02/03/2016 Plans to make walking and cycling the preferred method of travelling for shorter journeys in Wales have been published by Transport Minister Edwina Hart. |
Work on £53m Newtown bypass to start next week01/03/2016 Welsh Transport Minister Edwina Hart has announced that construction work on the £53m Newtown bypass will start next Monday (7 March). |
Jacobs wins A465 contract27/01/2016 Jacobs Engineering Group has been awarded a contract by the Welsh government to provide technical advisory services for the upgrade of sections 5 and 6 of the A465. |
Plans on display for Heads of the Valleys dualling project25/11/2015 Proposed plans for the final section of the £800m A465 Heads of the Valleys dualling project in Wales will go on display next month (December). |
New funding for Llanbedr bypass scheme04/11/2015 The Welsh government has agreed to provide an extra £144,000 of funding towards the Llanbedr bypass scheme. |
Advisors appointed to develop £200m road improvement plans30/06/2015 Technical advisors AECOM, Richards and Moorhead & Laing have been appointed to develop options for the £200m Welsh government road improvements in north east Wales. |
£200m set aside for major roads in North Wales25/06/2015 Welsh Transport Minister Edwina Hart has outlined her future priorities for transport in North Wales – including earmarking over £200 million for major road improvements. |
Millions to be spent on transport improvements in Wales18/05/2015 Almost £27 million will be spent on transport schemes across Wales in an effort to support economic growth, improve safety and promote walking and cycling. |
Joint venture to deliver £750m M4 upgrade23/03/2015 Costain and Vinci will deliver the £750 million M4 Corridor upgrade around Newport after being awarded the early contractor involvement deal. |
Safety improvements for trunk roads in Wales30/01/2015 Transport Minister Edwina Hart has unveiled a major new programme of works to improve safety on Wales’ trunk roads. |
National Transport Plan for Wales11/12/2014 The Welsh government has published a plan that sets out priorities for roads and public transport projects over the next five to 30 years. |
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