Due to severe weather between Newport (South Wales) (NWP) and Ebbw Vale Town (EBB):
Services will be cancelled in both directions between Newport (South Wales) (NWP) and Ebbw Vale Town (EBB).
We expect the incident to last until 23:59 on 11/07/2026 and disruption to services is expected from 03:00 on 11/07/2026 until 23:59 on 11/07/2026.
What's Happened?
Due to a shortage of trains as a result of extreme heat, fewer trains are able to run between Pye Corner and Ebbw Vale Town.
Services will be cancelled from Newport to Ebbw Vale Town in both directions for the remainder of the day. Our services from Cardiff Central to Ebbw Vale Town currently remain unaffected.
Customers can travel between Cardiff Central and Newport on the next available Transport for Wales service to connect with our Cardiff Central to Ebbw Vale Town services at no extra cost.
Check services running in the area using the Transport for Wales Live Map
For more information on what causes delays on the railway, visit Network Rail’s Delays Explained website.
If one of our trains is delayed or cancelled and you arrive at your destination station more than 15 minutes later than scheduled, you can claim compensation through 'Delay Repay'. Delay Repay | TfW
Alternative Travel Options
You can also use the following local bus services to help you complete your journey, at no extra cost:
Find details of these services using the journey planner at www.traveline.cymru
Rail services are expected to be busy meaning conditions on board could be very warm. Customers who are feeling unwell should consider whether they need to travel. If you do travel, you should bring water, stay hydrated and speak to a member of the onboard team immediately if you begin to feel unwell.
We apologise for the disruption caused to your journey.
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Due to severe weather between Wolverhampton (WVH) and Birmingham International (BHI):
Services will be cancelled in both directions between Wolverhampton (WVH) and Birmingham International (BHI).
We expect the incident to last until 20:00 and disruption to services is expected from 03:23 until the end of the day.
What's Happened?
We expect to have a reduced number of trains available on Saturday 11th July whilst our depot teams work to ensure our on board air conditioning is fully functional.
This means Transport For Wales services will start and terminate at Wolverhampton instead of Birmingham New Street or Birmingham International today.
Rail services between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury are expected to be busy meaning conditions on board could be very warm. Customers who are feeling unwell should consider whether they need to travel. If you do travel, you should bring water, stay hydrated and speak to a member of the onboard team immediately if you begin to feel unwell.
Your ticket can be used on the following alternative routes to help you complete your journey, with the Train Operating Companies listed below at no extra cost:
These arrangements are in place on services until the end of the day.
Check services running in the area using the Transport for Wales Live Map
For more information on what causes delays on the railway, visit Network Rail’s Delays Explained website.
If one of our trains is delayed or cancelled and you arrive at your destination station more than 15 minutes later than scheduled, you can claim compensation through 'Delay Repay'. Delay Repay | TfW
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If you're using Pay As You Go, don't forget to tap out if you abandon your journey or use an alternative service or mode of transport.
We apologise for the disruption caused to your journey.
Due to severe weather between Machynlleth (MCN) and Aberystwyth (AYW):
Services will be cancelled in both directions between Machynlleth (MCN) and Aberystwyth (AYW).
We expect the incident to last until the end of the day and disruption to services is expected from 03:00 until the end of the day.
What's Happened?
We expect to have a reduced number of trains available on Saturday 11th July whilst our depot teams work to ensure our on board air conditioning is fully functional.
No rail services will run between Machynlleth and Aberystwyth on Saturday.
You can check your connections and onward journey at www.tfw.wales. For detailed and up to date information on disruption across the rail network, visit the National Rail website.
Alternative Travel Options
You can use the following local bus services to help you complete your journey, at no extra cost:
These arrangements are in place on services all day on Saturday 11th July.
Find details of these services using the journey planner at www.traveline.cymru.
Rail services between Machynlleth and Shrewsbury and Machynlleth and Pwllheli are planned to run but are expected to be busy meaning conditions on board could be very warm. Customers who are feeling unwell should consider whether they need to travel. If you do travel, you should bring water, stay hydrated and speak to a member of the onboard team immediately if you begin to feel unwell.
For more information on what causes delays on the railway, visit Network Rail’s Delays Explained website.
Due to severe weather between Chester (CTR) and Wrexham General (WRX):
Services may be cancelled in both directions between Chester (CTR) and Wrexham General (WRX).
We expect the incident to last until the end of the day and disruption to services is expected from 03:00 until the end of the day.
What's Happened?
Due to a shortage of trains as a result of extreme heat, fewer trains are able to run between Chester and Wrexham General.
Please continue to travel as planned, but expect cancellations on your journey between Chester and Wrexham General and travel on the next available service.
Rail services are expected to be busy meaning conditions on board could be very warm. Customers who are feeling unwell should consider whether they need to travel. If you do travel, you should bring water, stay hydrated and speak to a member of the onboard team immediately if you begin to feel unwell.
We apologise for the disruption caused to your journey.
Check services running in the area using the Transport for Wales Live Map
For more information on what causes delays on the railway, visit Network Rail’s Delays Explained website.
If one of our trains is delayed or cancelled and you arrive at your destination station more than 15 minutes later than scheduled, you can claim compensation through 'Delay Repay'. Delay Repay | TfW
Pay As You Go
If you're using Pay As You Go, don't forget to tap out if you abandon your journey or use an alternative service or mode of transport.
Due to a short-notice change to the timetable between Pontypridd (PPD) and Cardiff Bay (CDB):
Services will be cancelled in both directions between Pontypridd (PPD) and Cardiff Queen Street (CDQ).
We expect the incident to last until 23:59 on 11/07/2026 and disruption to services is expected until 23:59 on 11/07/2026.
There will be no direct service from Pontypridd to Cardif Bay. Passengers are advised to change services at Cardiff Queen Street for Cardiff Bay.
We apologise for the disruption caused to your journey.
Check services running in the area using the Transport for Wales Live Map
If one of our trains is delayed or cancelled and you arrive at your destination station more than 15 minutes later than scheduled, you can claim compensation through 'Delay Repay'. Delay Repay | TfW
Pay As You Go
If you're using Pay As You Go, don't forget to tap out if you abandon your journey or use an alternative service or mode of transport.
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