The legendary Cambrian Railway runs for over 120 miles, with awe-inspiring natural beauty that has seen it rank as one of the most scenic rail routes globally. Starting in Shrewsbury, close to the ...

A major study into restarting a rail link in Gwynedd has unveiled a preferred route for a train-tram service. The route between Bangor and Afon Wen on the Llyn Peninsula was closed in the Beeching ...

The Cambrian Railway stretches more than 120 miles, showcasing breathtaking natural scenes, and is seen as one of the most picturesque routes in not just the UK but also further afield.

Rail chiefs have revealed the scale of the work needed to re-open the Cambrian Line between Shrewsbury and Newtown after storm damage caused mayhem.

Berwyn Station on the Llangollen Railway. While the majority of the line will be representing the 1950s & early 1960s, Berwyn station will be remaining in its GWR 1930s guise.

A section of the Cambrian Coast rail line damaged by severe storms in January reopens. ... to help limit the impact of extreme weather on coastal routes, he said. More on this story.

The Cambrian Railway Partnership has now teamed up with Window Seater to give passengers geolocated, localised, bilingual, audio stories as they travel along the route.

The Cambrian Railway, completed in the 1860s, has been described by Visit Wales as an "incredible feat of Victorian engineering". Karen Willans from the Welsh Government's tourism team said: "The ...

The Cambrian Railway stretches more than 120 miles, showcasing breathtaking natural scenes, and is seen as one of the most picturesque routes in not just the UK but also further afield.