Rail services in west Wales will be in the spotlight next week when Preseli Pembrokeshire AM Paul Davies leads a debate on the subject in the Senedd.
Mr Davies won the ballot to choose a subject for a short debate and he’s elected to highlight the short comings in rail services to west Wales.
“This has been a subject close to my heart for some time,” said Mr Davies.
“I have been lobbying for extra services to Fishguard for years now and I’ll be taking a more detailed look at trains and stations in the whole of Pembrokeshire.
“I’ll be calling for Goodwick station to be reopened and will mention the 1,000-signature petition that two Moylegrove teenagers collected calling for more trains to Fishguard and which I handed to the Welsh Assembly’s petition committee last week.
“I know that there are also concerns about the appearance of Whitland station which is a gateway to Pembrokeshire, the run-down state of Tenby station which is used by thousands of tourists every year and access problems at Saundersfoot station.
“We also need a late train to meet the Pembroke Dock ferry. Integration between public transport will be one of the key themes of my speech.”
