Transport for Wales has reopened Ty Glas railway station following the completion of a major programme of work to modernise the station and enhance safety for passengers and the local community with the new electric services introduced.
While the level crossing reopened to the public in October 2025 following essential safety improvements, work has continued at the station to deliver the remaining upgrades.
The key upgrades include:
- Platform extension: Ty Glas station platform has been extended by 16 metres
- Safety Enhancements: A renewed crossing surface with a safer route linking the station to the crossing.
- Accessibility: The upgrades now facilitate, level boarding, making the station more accessible for passengers.
With the necessary work complete the station reopened on 4 April to customers travelling on the Coryton line.
At the end of the month, Transport for Wales has partnered with the 225 Group and Branch Line Society to run a special one-day charity rail tour on a Mark 4 train to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society and Railway Children. Tickets are £79 for children and £99 for adults before discounts, with dining available as well.
The “Gerald of Wales” will depart Holyhead on Saturday 25 April at 07:08, travelling along the North Wales coast and continuing through the scenic Welsh Marches to Newport and Swansea, before returning via the same route in the evening. Passengers can also join at stations along the North Wales main line including Chester and Crewe.
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