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Wales Bus Pass Changes PDF Print E-mail

From Wednesday 11th September, Transport for Wales are working with all Welsh local councils and the Welsh Government to roll out new-style Concessionary Travel Cards by the end of December 2019.

These cards will replace the current green 'bus passes' across Wales.

You can find more information here https://tfw.gov.wales/travelcards or https://www.cardiff.gov.uk/ENG/resident/Parking-roads-and-travel/Apply-for-a-bus-pass/Pages/Apply-for-a-bus-pass.aspx

 
Closure of Llantrisant Road PDF Print E-mail
  • From July 22, for three weeks, 24 hours/day, the A4119 will be closed to through traffic from Radyr to Groesfaen.
  • Cyclists and pedestrians will be able to get through.
  • All A4119 traffic coming out of Cardiff will be diverted at Radyr onto Heol Isaf.
  • At the RCT end all traffic for Cardiff will be diverted to the M4.
  • Residents living off the A4119 will be able to get to their roads from either of these points but the big goal is to stop all through traffic.
  • The official diversion route will be the A48.
  • Advance warning signs will go up 2 weeks before July 22.

Last Updated on Thursday, 15 August 2019 19:19
 
Cycle Superhighways PDF Print E-mail

Cardiff Council are developing proposals for five Cycleways. Cycleway 4 will start at Sophia Gardens and continue to Danescourt and further. The details are on the Council website with a link to the Cycleways map.

An initial Consultation on part of Cycleway 1 has been held with future consultations to follow.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 May 2019 20:26
 
Radyr Court Road Embankment Stabilisation Complete PDF Print E-mail

Work to stabilise the embankment in Rady Court Road (Spooky Lane) has been completed and the road has been re-opened.  We don't yet know if there will be any planting on the embankment.  Click Read more to see a photo of the work

Last Updated on Saturday, 08 September 2018 11:21
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