28/11/2025
Consultation on updated Active Travel Act Guidance
Cabinet statement Written Statement: Consultation on updated Active Travel Act Guidance Ken Skates MS, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
I am publishing our updated Active Travel Act Guidance for public consultation. We are revising this guidance to improve the quality of walking, wheeling and cycling schemes, ensure that they are accessible and designed with inclusion at their core.
Our approach in updating the guidance aligns with my ambitions set out in “Travel for All”, aiming to make it easier for more people to use our transport network. The draft revised guidance reflects feedback that we gathered from users of the current guidance, new evidence, as well as policy and regulatory changes since its original publication.
Nobody wants a ruined Christmas. The following advice from Road Safety Wales will help you to avoid buying a gift which could be seized by the Police and result in a fine and penalty points for the user.
Biker Down! Cymru in Carmarthenshire Join Carmarthenshire County Council and Mid and West Fire and Rescue Service, on Wednesday 26 November 2025 at 6:30pm at Ammanford Fire Station for the next Biker Down! Cymru course.
The Active Travel Network Map (ATNM) Consultation will run through 2025 and 2026, aiming to provide the Vale of Glamorgan with a network that allows for walking, wheeling and cycling to become the most natural and normal way of getting about for local journeys. And, by doing so, to promote the health and well-being of everyone and to make our towns and villages more liveable places.
A new camera enforcement car will take to the streets of Torfaen to help improve road safety from this week. The vehicle will be fitted with CCTV to record footage of any cars parked illegally outside schools, in bus stops or on zig zag lines.