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Branwen Jones

Train travellers asked to avoid two stations during King Charles III's visit to Wales

Train services in Wales are expected to be "busy" during royal events in Wales this week. Transport for Wales confirmed that train services into Cardiff will be busier than usual due to the visit of King Charles III to Llandaff Cathedral on Friday (September 16).

This will be Charles III first visit to Wales as King, where he is set to travel to Cardiff for a service to remember his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, as well as visiting the Senedd and Cardiff Castle. Llandaff Cathedral will be the King and Queen Consort's first post of call on their visit to attend a remembrance service, you can read all about the preparations ahead of the royal visit here.

As a result, Transport for Wales has recommended that passengers wanting to travel to Llandaff from Cardiff Central should use a local bus service rather than travel to the two nearest train stations to the cathedral - Waun-gron Park and Fairwater.

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