Advisory panel

In Spring 2020, Transport for Wales established its Advisory Panel following recommendations made by the Senedd’s Economy, Infrastructure and Skills committee in their report - The Future Development of Transport for Wales (May 2019).

The Advisory Panel includes representatives of customers, government, industry, and persons of protected characteristics. The Advisory Panel aims to provide feedback, scrutiny and advice to Transport for Wales on a wide range of topics and issues, ensuring that we are listening, liaising and receiving steer directly from the user groups and communities across our Wales and Borders network.

The Independent Advisory Panel will provide advice and scrutiny as Transport for Wales enters its delivery phase with the introduction of the T Network - an integrated, multimodal transport system in Wales.

The Advisory Panel is independently chaired by Leah Morantz, Head of Communications and Stakeholder Engagement, Public Health Wales. The Panel meets on a quarterly basis.

 

Regional Stakeholder Forums

Transport for Wales has established four Regional Stakeholder Forums, each representing areas of the Wales and Borders transport networks. Each Forum has regional representation comprising of local authorities, business and tourism partners, education bodies, regional transport authority partners, transport watchdogs and third sector organisations. The Regional Forums are chaired by the Stakeholder Manager for each region and offer updates on our work both nationally and regionally as well as an opportunity to get involved in shaping the future of travel.  The regional forums come together twice annually to meet as one large group; comprising a national stakeholder forum chaired by the Head of Engagement.

The regions are:

  • North Wales
  • Wales and Borders
  • South East Wales
  • Mid and West Wales

 

If you are a transport stakeholder with interest in joining our forum, please get in touch via engagement@tfw.wales.