Construction of Milford Haven Public Transport Interchange to begin July 2026

The project will deliver a modern, fully integrated transport hub designed to improve accessibility, passenger experience, and interchange between bus, rail, walking, and cycling. The development represents a significant investment in Milford Haven’s future, supporting economic growth, reducing transport emissions, and encouraging more sustainable travel choices.

The project is funded through Welsh Government grants and match funding from Pembrokeshire County Council.

Initial works will include site clearance, enabling works, and utility diversions. Main construction activities will follow shortly thereafter. The construction programme has been carefully planned to minimise disruption to local residents, businesses, and transport users. Temporary arrangements will be implemented to maintain access to essential services throughout the works.

The project team is committed to maintaining safe access during construction, regularly communicating updates to the public, supporting local businesses where possible and minimising environmental impacts through responsible construction practices.

Cllr Paul Miller, Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Education and Regeneration said: “This long-awaited development will make a real difference to the area, boosting connectivity, supporting economic growth and helping to create a greener future for generations to come. I look forward to seeing work get underway and the benefits it will bring to our community.”

Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services, Cllr Rhys Sinnett added: “I’m absolutely delighted that construction of the Milford Haven Public Transport Interchange is set to begin. This is a hugely important project for our town and a significant investment in Milford Haven’s future. Once complete, the new interchange will provide a modern, accessible and well-connected transport hub that makes it easier for people to travel by bus, rail, walking and cycling. It will improve the experience for residents and visitors alike, support local businesses and encourage more sustainable ways of getting around.”

Mark Hooper MS, the Deputy Minister for Transport said: "I am delighted to see construction is due to start on this project, which has been supported by over £14m of Welsh Government funding.

“This modern, integrated transport hub is exactly what we need to deliver on our vision of a fully joined-up transport network in Wales — one where rail, bus, walking and cycling all work seamlessly together.

“By improving accessibility and encouraging more sustainable travel choices, this interchange will support economic growth in Milford Haven and the wider region and help Wales on its journey to net zero."

James Gough, Transport for Wales (TfW) Customer Operations Director, said: “We’re really excited to see the investment in Milford Haven Railway Station going ahead.

“The station is a key part of our rail network and is a vital gateway to the town and wider community, and this investment will greatly improve customer experience.

“During the construction phase, customers should check before they travel to ensure they are fully up to speed with any changes to their journeys while the work is ongoing.”

Emma Osborn, Passenger Strategy Director at Network Rail Wales and Borders, said: "The Milford Haven Public Transport Interchange is an important investment in the future of sustainable travel in Pembrokeshire. By improving connections between rail, bus, walking and cycling, the project will make it easier for people to choose public transport and enhance the overall journey experience.

“We're proud to be working with our partners to deliver a more accessible, integrated transport hub that will benefit passengers and the local community for years to come."

Richard Watts, Balfour Beatty’s Managing Director for Rail, said: “We're looking forward to starting work on this important project for Milford Haven and the wider community. Drawing on our extensive experience delivering rail and transport infrastructure, we will work closely with Network Rail, Transport for Wales and Pembrokeshire County Council to deliver the scheme safely and efficiently, minimise disruption wherever possible, and create a transport hub that will serve the town for years to come.”

Pembrokeshire County Council will continue to keep the public informed as works progress.

Pictured are Cabinet Member for Resident's Services Cllr Rhys Sinnett, Deputy Leader Cllr Paul Miller with Matthew Pearce and Anthony Price from Pembrokeshire County Council and Joseph Hill from Balfour Beatty.