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Train disruption and rail replacement buses in place this weekend

News | Tom Hicks | Published: 11:10, Wednesday August 28th, 2024.
Last updated: 12:04, Wednesday August 28th, 2024

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Cardiff Queen Street will undergo work this weekend

Rail services which pass through Cardiff Queen Street will be replaced by buses over the weekend as Transport for Wales (TfW) continues work on the South Wales Metro.

Between Saturday August 31 and Monday September 2, all trains to and from Cardiff will be replaced by a bus.

This means the Rhymney Valley line, from Rhymney to Cardiff, will have services replaced by buses across the weekend – coinciding with Caerphilly town’s Cheese Festival.

TfW has warned this disruption is expected to continue “intermittently” through to November.

Rhymney railway line disruption continues throughout 2024 due to metro works

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