Due to a short-notice change to the timetable at Barry Island:
Impact
Train services running to and from this station may be revised. Disruption is expected until 22:00 20/07.
Customer Advice
Covid-19 Social Distancing laws apply. Train services remain running as a priority for key and essential workers.
Your travel status will be subject to live and ongoing review, with checks by British Transport Police, TfW Rail Revenue inspectors and Security staff. Under conditions of over-capacity at stations and on trains, you may be denied travel until capacity drops.
The type of ticket available will be limited to singles-only for all non-essential journeys, where capacity is breached and a risk to the health of essential workers and rail staff is clear and present.
Additional Information
Please note that:
Train services heading for Barry/Barry Island are reported as being over capacity from Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Central
Capacity to and from Barry Island is limited and will be strictly enforced.
Should overcrowding occur, trains may be delayed whilst capacity limits are restored or cancelled if delays become prohibitive
Evening and late night trains returning from Barry Island will be subject to strict capacity limits. Road transport is not provided
Further Information
Travel Safer Policy
For essential journeys only
2 metre social distancing
Greatly reduced capacity (reduced to 16%-24% of normal)
Temporary closure of some stations, where 2m distancing cannot be maintained
Public Transport Face Coverings
Mandatory in Wales from 27 July
Mandatory in England from 15 June
Exemptions apply
You will be required to provide your own face covering and understand how & where to use it correctly
Trafnidiaeth Cymru/Transport for Wales
If you have experienced a delay or cancellation, please contact our customer relations team or pick up a form from your nearest ticket office. You can email us using:
[email protected]
Last Updated:20/07/2020 12:03