Local authority transport grants awarded 2025 to 2026

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £500,000 for Glyncoed (phase 3)

Resilient roads fund

• £190,000 for Aberbeeg Road A4046

Road safety

• £26,784 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £13,216 for National Standards Cycle Training

Safe routes in communities

• £235,000 for Sofrydd Village

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £562,873 to enhance EV provision

Unadopted roads

• £97,000 for access off Blaenavon Road and Valley View, Brynmawr

Active travel fund

Core funding of £707,000, plus:

• £119,000 for Pen y Fai (phase 1)

Local transport fund

• £226,000 for Bridgend Bus Station information displays

Resilient roads fund

• £357,000 for A4061 Junction 36 to Heol Canola Sarn
• £137,000 for A4064 King Edward Street

Road safety

• £208,689 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £29,636 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £25,440 for National Standards Cycle Training

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £104,000 for residential charge point initiative

Unadopted roads

• £16,000 for Lakeview Close, Porthcawl

Active travel fund

Core funding of £834,000, plus:

• £1.57 million for Caerphilly town (phase 2)

Resilient roads fund

• £1.35 million for highway drainage improvements
• £400,000 for Troedrhiwfuwch landslip

Road safety

• £230,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £90,000 for B4251 Brynawel road safety enhancement scheme
• £61,300 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £20,000 for B4263 Mountain Road
• £19,700 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £7,200 for Mega Drive pre-driver training for ages 16 to 18

Unadopted roads

• £55,000 for Sarn Place, Cross Keys

Active travel fund

Core funding of £1.48 million plus:

• £913,047 for Taff Trail upgrade, Hailey Park 

Local transport fund

• £1.5 million for strategic bus corridors

Road safety

• £188,525 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £81,000 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £36,000 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £26,700 for Streetwise education programme, for children aged 10 to 13

Safe routes in communities

• £124,960 for School Streets

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £712,000 for public electric vehicle infrastructure

Active travel fund

Core funding of £732,000, plus:

• £1.14 million for Black Bridge

Local transport fund

• £2.05 million for Llanelli Interchange
• £574,000 for A484 Sandy Road Corridor, Llanelli

Resilient roads fund

• £1.5 million for highway drainage improvements

Road safety

• £520,000 for B4304 Station Road/New Dock Road, Llanelli
• £450,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £41,500 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £34,000 for active travel and road safety training
• £28,120 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £5,880 for Dragon Rider motorcycle training
• £4,200 for Biker Down motorcycle training

Safe routes in communities

• £712,305 for Five Roads

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £247,500 to develop and install electric vehicle charging infrastructure

Unadopted roads

• £72,000 for Parc Fferws, Tycroes

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £400,000 for Waunfawr

Local transport fund

• £591,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Road safety

• £24,720 for National Standards Cycle Training (levels 1 and 2)
• £16,740 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £5,600 for Enhanced Rider Scheme
• £1,800 for Biker Down motorcycle training
• £1,800 for Mature Driver training for ages 65 and over
• £1,140 for National Standards Cycle Training (level 3)

Safe routes in communities

• £130,000 for Llanrhystud (phase 1)
• £50,000 for Rhiwgoch (phase 4)

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £921,828 for public EV charging infrastructure programme

Unadopted roads

• £48,000 for Trenchard Estate, Parcllyn

Active travel fund

Core funding of £582,000, plus:

• £300,000 for Dolgarrog

Resilient roads fund

• £2.6 million for Old Colwyn coastal defence
• £1.5 million for highway refurbishment programme

Road safety

• £250,000 for A548 Abergele to Llangernyw and B5381 Moelfre crossroads to Denbigh border route treatment
• £120,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £40,000 Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £24,400 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £1,000 for Pass Plus driver training
• £1,000 for Older Driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £80,000 for School Streets pilot scheme

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £300,000 for electric vehicle chargers in public car parks

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £651,000 for Llangollen - Brook Street/Pengwern

Local transport fund

• £275,000 for T8 bus service pilot, Corwen to Chester
• £136,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Resilient roads fund

• £941,000 for Pont Llannerch replacement bridge

Road safety

• £120,000 for Prestatyn Bridge Road active travel improvements
• £54,018 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £41,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £12,809 for BikeSafe (regional) motorcycle training
• £2,000 for Pass Plus driver training

Unadopted roads

• £100,000 for 4 distinct sections throughout the county

Active travel fund

Core funding of £712,000, plus:

• £900,000 for Ewloe Roundabout

Resilient roads fund

• £219,000 for A548 ‘Ty Dwr’ Ffynnongroyw & Tan Lan
• £210,000 for A5118 Padeswood Drainage works
• £199,000 for A541 Pontblyddyn & Hendre

Road safety

• £276,666 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £150,000 for A541 Hendre to Mold
• £72,962 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £300 for Older Driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £50,000 for Safer Routes School Treatment Development (Connah's Quay)

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £143,182 for continuation of Flintshire's EV Transition (phase 3)

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £1.4 million for Bangor (phase 3) Penrhos/ Penchwintan Road

Local transport fund

• £1.5 million for Sherpa’r Wyddfa, G23, Fflecsi and bus infrastructure improvements
• £540,000 for Llanbedr

Resilient roads fund

• £275,000 for A4085 Waunfawr to Caeathro

Road safety

• £54,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £40,300 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £24,000 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £11,800 for Pass Plus driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £160,000 for Ysgol Foel Gron

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £105,000 for electric vehicle charging strategy

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £2.4 million for Malltraeth to Newborough (phase 2)

Local transport fund

• £208,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Resilient roads fund

• £200,000 for A5 Pentre Berw resilience
• £200,000 for roads to and from Beaumaris (A545)

Road safety

• £421,068 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £133,750 for B5112 Trefor to Llannerch-y-medd
• £32,000 for A5 Tyrpeg Nant near Llangefni to Rhostrehwfa
• £21,576 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £11,040 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £4,000 for Pass Plus driver training
• £1,600 for Mature Driver training

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £166,600 to continue EV roll-out following appointment of supplier

Unadopted roads

• £80,000 for Ty’n Berllan Estate, Bryngwran

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £848,000 for A465 link Dowlais Top

Local transport fund

• £750,000 for Merthyr Tydfil Interchange
• £100,000 for Regional Transport Plan. Local Authority will act as host authority for the region.

Resilient roads fund

• £980,000 for highway drainage improvements

Road safety

• £520,000 for Twynrodyn
• £239,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £24,300 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £13,700 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £2,000 for Pass Plus driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £269,000 for Coed y Dderwen Community School

Unadopted roads

• £60,000 for Winchfawr, Heolgerrig

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £6 million for Abergavenny bridge and links

Local transport fund

• £700,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Resilient roads fund

• £494,000 for A41136 Staunton Road stabilisation

Road safety

• £258,000 for A4136 Staunton Road collision reduction scheme
• £212,000 for B4235 Chepstow to Mynydd Bach collision reduction scheme
• £44,400 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £37,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £6,000 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £4,500 for under-7s active travel and road safety workshops
• £2,000 for Mature Driver training for ages 65 and over

Safe routes in communities

• £338,000 for Kingwood Gate to Williamsfield Lane route links

Active travel fund

Core funding of £716,000, plus:

• £990,000 for Neath to Cilma active travel route (phase 1)

Local transport fund

• £730,000 for Cymmer carriageway improvements
• £440,000 for Neath Integrated Transport Hub

Resilient roads fund

• £1.6 million for A483 Fabian Way highway drainage

Road safety

• £890,000 for A4241 Harbourway to Rutherglen
• £220,000 for B4242 Ynysygerwn to Glynneath
• £14,000 for Dragon Rider motorcycle training
• £12,180 for Pass Plus driver training
• £6,700 for National Standards Cycle Training (levels 1 and 2)
• £5,600 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £5,500 for Mega Drive pre-driver training for ages 16 to 18
• £3,720 for First Responder (FBOS)
• £3,500 for Drive for Life
• £3,000 for National Standards Cycle Training (level 3)

Safe routes in communities

• £50,000 for Coed Darcy to Skewen

Active travel fund

Core funding of £740,000, plus:

• £1.4 million for Newport city centre connections (Devonplace links)

Local transport fund

• £1.5 million for Newport Central travel improvements
• £500,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Resilient roads fund

• £1 million for Bassaleg Bridge

Road safety

• £183,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £35,188 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £31,000 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £11,772 for Balanceability
• £4,400 for Pass Plus driver training
• £1,440 for Mega Drive pre-driver training for ages 16 to 18

Safe routes in communities

• £251,000 for School Streets and walking and cycling networks

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £1.04 million for residential charging

Unadopted roads

• £85,000 for link footpaths

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £802,880 for Saundersfoot shared use paths at Stammers and Frances Road

Local transport fund

• £6.07 million for Milford Haven Interchange

Resilient roads fund

• £1.1 million for Newgale

Road safety

• £39,200 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £32,080 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £3,500 for Mature Driver training for ages 65 and over
• £2,520 for Dragon Rider motorcycle training
• £1,200 for Biker Down

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £500,000 for EV Charger Network Rationalisation

Unadopted roads

• £84,000 for Mayfield Acres, Kilgetty

Active travel fund

Core funding of £500,000, plus:

• £249,000 for Newtown East active travel project

Local transport fund

• £1.5 million for Transforming High Streets (Brecon)
• £123,000 for Machynlleth Interchange

Resilient roads fund

• £150,000 for highway drainage improvements

Road safety

• £197,500 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £52,000 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £27,900 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £16,100 for Enhanced Rider Scheme
• £7,500 for Mature Driver training for ages 65 and over
• £5,400 for Biker Down

Safe routes in communities

• £237,000 for Llanidloes (Smithfield Street)

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £120,000 for EV programme

Active travel fund

Core funding of £1.05 million, plus:

• £4.99 million for Rhondda Fach Community Route (phase 5)

Local transport fund

• £100,000 Cynon Gateway North

Resilient roads fund

• £1.5 million for highway drainage improvements

Road safety

• £405,104 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £38,200 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £37,150 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £17,150 for Balance Bike
• £3,000 for Road Safety Awareness (additional learning needs)
• £2,700 for Mega Drive pre-driver training for ages 16 to 18
• £2,000 for Pass Plus driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £287,200 for Cwmparc

Unadopted roads

• £120,000 for Kingsbury Place, Llwydcoed, Aberdare

Active travel fund

Core funding of £1.11 million, plus:

• £50,000 for Clyne Common

Local transport fund

• £600,000 for Northern City Link
• £500,000 for Swansea Bay and West Wales Metro. Swansea will act as host authority for the region
• £380,000 for Mumbles Integrated Transport Hub

Resilient roads fund

• £265,000 for A4118 flood alleviation measures

Road safety

• £333,700 for Motorcycle Safety Provision
• £205,000 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £60,000 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £30,900 for National Standards Cycle Training (levels 1 and 2)
• £3,250 for Bike Safe

Safe routes in communities

• £208,700 for Penllergaer

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £233,500 for electric vehicle charging infrastructure (phase 4)

Unadopted roads

• £80,000 for Cae Rowland St, Manselton, Swansea

Active travel fund

Core funding of £542,000, plus:

• £132,350 for Cwmbran town centre (east)

Local transport fund

• £100,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Resilient roads fund

• £847,000 for Cwmavon Road

Road safety

• £38,600 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training
• £6,400 for National Standards Cycle Training

Safe routes in communities

• £72,963 for Griffithstown Primary (design phase)

Unadopted roads

• £87,000 for Glengarrig Court, Griffithstown

Active travel fund

Core funding of £645,000, plus:

• £331,000 for East of Barry

Local transport fund

• £500,000 for bus infrastructure improvements

Road safety

• £1.45 million for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £177,497 for Port Road and Porthkerry Road, Rhoose
• £23,350 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £20,350 for Kerbcraft pedestrian training/Child Pedestrian Training
• £5,400 for Pass Plus driver training
• £1,800 for Bike Safe

Safe routes in communities

• £242,716 for School Street closures

Active travel fund

Core funding of £649,000, plus:

• £4 million for Mold Road (phase 1)

Resilient roads fund

• £2.6 million for B5605, Newbridge, Wrexham 

Road safety

• £400,500 for implementation of 20mph speed limit
• £44,880 for National Standards Cycle Training
• £20,708 for Child Pedestrian Training
• £560 for Older Driver training

Safe routes in communities

• £392,400 for Gwersyllt
• £252,000 for School Streets development

Ultra-low emission vehicles transformation fund

• £999,977 for EV charging hubs (city centre and remote communities)