#penarth — Public Fediverse posts

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿⛽️🚍 With petrol and diesel prices continuing to rise, more people are looking for ways to cut travel costs in South #Wales. Taking the bus can be a cheaper and more relaxing alternative to driving for local journeys.

Whether travelling regularly or occasionally, there are several ways to save money on bus #travel. App users can buy a single ticket in #Cardiff and Penarth for £2.35, nearly 10% cheaper than buying from the driver.

Day to Go tickets offer unlimited travel across Cardiff, #Penarth and #Llandough for £5.20 a day, with further savings available through weekly, 4-weekly and annual tickets. Similar options are also available in Barry and across the wider network.

For less frequent travel, flexible app tickets may be more suitable. A bundle of 10 single tickets costs £23.50, while the Easy 3 bundle offers three day tickets for £15. All flexible tickets can be activated at any time within a year of purchase.
https://www.cardiffbus.com/fuel-prices-rising-catch-bus

My #introduction to this new account on toot.wales - hi, I’m Mike 👋

I live in #Penarth and am interested in local politics (especially #cycling and #activetravel), #food (both at home and out), #trains and the #southwalesmetro.

I’m a scientist and engineer and a research fellow at #Cardiff university. My other account is @drmikepj

I’m intending to use this account for more local-interest things.

Do I spot the course of the old Taff Vale Railway to #Sully within the proposed development? If so, will it be protected? #Penarth #Cosmeston https://nation.cymru/news/last-ditch-attempt-to-stop-building-of-over-500-homes-on-coastal-path/