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Sunday rail services to and from Maesteg due to start tomorrow

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
7 years ago
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New hope for half-hourly Maesteg rail services

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Sunday rail services between Maesteg and Cardiff Central are set to start tomorrow morning (15th December 2019) following the introduction of a new timetable by Transport for Wales.

In total there’ll be 15 services on Sundays – roughly every two hours – outlined below with the full timetable available here (pdf):

More modern trains are set to be introduced for Maesteg rail services imminently, while the Welsh Government said in October that a technical report on the introduction of half-hourly services on the Maesteg line – namely a passing loop at Tondu – is with them for further consideration.

Tags: AberkenfigBridgendMaestegMorfa & WildmillPencoedRailSarnTonduTransport
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