What’s Occuring In South West Wales
Volunteers needed for Pembrokeshire station adoption
Pembrokeshire residents with an interest in volunteering are being offered the opportunity to join Transport for Wales’ (TfW) ‘Adopt a Station’ scheme.
Join our meeting to forge a vision for a better Llanelli.
Join our meeting to forge a vision for a better Llanelli.
How an inspiring new project is helping the Milford Haven community pick the improvement initiatives for their town.
South West Wales Connected Community Rail Partnership is delighted to be involved with Milford Haven Working Together, an innovative Participatory Budget project delivered by Dyfed Powys Police that lets communities decide on the improvement initiatives that get funded in their area.
Pretty as a Picture
Meet the station adopters making Lamphey railway station picture perfect.
Exciting plans afoot for Haverfordwest Railway station
A recent meeting organised by 4theRegion in association with South West Wales Connected in Haverfordwest highlighted the exciting opportunity for the town council to adopt the railway station.
More reasons to love being local in Swansea
Swansea businesses are working with the council to make the area even more attractive to local people during the current lockdown.
A day out by train: Carmarthen
There’s no better way to explore West Wales than by train. We took a trip to Carmarthen to round up some of the best attractions for a day out.
Love This Place – Community Bunting Challenge
We invite you, wherever you are in the world to create and send us a piece of textile bunting in celebration of your favourite South West Wales places, people and products.
Community Rail Partnership launched for South West Wales
South West Wales now has its very own Community Rail Partnership, designed to help communities get the most benefit from their existing railway lines.
What are your favourite local walks? We want your input.
South West Wales Connected CRP is asking local people to share their favourite walks in the region.
Meet the South West Wales Businesses Adapting to Covid-19
The high streets of South West Wales have changed drastically since lockdown, but despite the challenges, many businesses have demonstrated great ingenuity, resilience and responsibility through the changes they have made.
The Resurrection of Fishguard and Goodwick Station (The Return of the Station Cat)
Following its closure in 1964, Fishguard and Goodwick station stood empty and neglected for decades. The derelict station building looked beyond saving, but just short of a decade ago, work began to bring it back to life and reinstate the station.