North Wales to see major upgraded timetable plans
Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced the introduction of one of the biggest timetable changes in a generation. From 17 May 2026, plans are in place…
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Merseyrail expands Tap & Go system
A new era of travel has begun across the Merseyrail network with the expansion of Tap & Go to include contactless bank cards, smartphones and smartwat…
Greater Anglia announces 20 additional contactless ticket stations from 8 March
Greater Anglia have announced that from Sunday, 8 March 2026, passengers will be able to enjoy pay-as-you-go contactless ticketing at an additional 20…
Greater Anglia launches a new transport campaign to promote seamless travel
Greater Anglia have unveiled a new campaign to promote more seamless and sustainable travel across the East of England.
Publicly-owned train operators report growth in passengers using their stations
Train operators which have been brought back into public ownership have published information about their passenger numbers, which shows significant i…
Transport for London makes Oyster card announcement
A new announcement regarding the contactless and Oyster ticketing system has been made by Transport for London. Indra Group has been awarded a seven-year contract…
50% off train fares with Great Western Railway
Great Western Railway (GWR) is joining the trend for New Year Sales with 225,000 train tickets for sale at up to 50% off.
Yellow Northern train promotes integration of transport in Greater Manchester
A Northern train has been painted yellow to promote the integration of Greater Manchester’s train services into the Bee Network from December 2026.
Pay-as-you-go contactless in place at 30 more stations in South-East England
Beginning a week on Sunday (14 December 2025), passengers in South East England will be able to pay their fares using contactless pay-as-you-go at th…
Tap-in, tap-out convenience for 21 more stations in southeast England
'Pay as you go with contactless' has been extended to an additional 21 stations in the London area and southeast England.