QNR – in the Senedd on 2 October 2019.
Plans for improved rail services in south-east Wales will see refurbished trains in service this year, providing increased capacity and modern facilities. New trains and additional services will follow as we continue to transform the Wales and borders rail service.
The Welsh Government is working with Cardiff city council, Legal and General and Central Square developer Rightacres Property to deliver the much-anticipated Cardiff bus interchange development. Once complete, the Welsh Government will take ownership of the bus station and it will then be managed by Transport for Wales.
The Welsh Government is creating jobs across the whole of Wales through the economic action plan, including direct action via the chief regional officers and Business Wales. Between 2011 and 2019, the employment level in south-east Wales increased by 86,000, up by 13.5 per cent.