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By *iss B-Having OP   Woman
over a year ago

Welsh Valleys

I am due to start a new job in Newport (Kingsway area) in Feb and am currently living in Cardiff.

Does anyone know of any cheaper long stay car parks in the vicinity?

Also does anyone know where I can catch a bus from Cardiff to Newport?

Any help would be much appreciated as when it comes to Newport I am completely clueless!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The multi story car park by the riverside bar/ Icelands is £2 all day.. about a 5 mins walk away for you.

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By *elsh_lass74Woman
over a year ago

South Wales

Cardiff Bus run a 30 route from Cardiff to Newport. Goes from city centre along Newport Road. So depends where you are living, where you can catch it from.

Or train from Cardiff Centre to Newport. It is only 1 stop

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By *iss B-Having OP   Woman
over a year ago

Welsh Valleys


"The multi story car park by the riverside bar/ Icelands is £2 all day.. about a 5 mins walk away for you."

That's an amazing price - thank you so much!

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By *iss B-Having OP   Woman
over a year ago

Welsh Valleys


"Cardiff Bus run a 30 route from Cardiff to Newport. Goes from city centre along Newport Road. So depends where you are living, where you can catch it from.

Or train from Cardiff Centre to Newport. It is only 1 stop "

That's brilliant thank you - I'm on Colchester Ave so Newport Road is easy. I know a few routes to Newport had stopped.

I'd get the train but it's a 30 min walk to get there and then back so I'm trying to find easiest and cheapest option haha!

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By *uddsWoman
over a year ago

st athans


"Cardiff Bus run a 30 route from Cardiff to Newport. Goes from city centre along Newport Road. So depends where you are living, where you can catch it from.

Or train from Cardiff Centre to Newport. It is only 1 stop

That's brilliant thank you - I'm on Colchester Ave so Newport Road is easy. I know a few routes to Newport had stopped.

I'd get the train but it's a 30 min walk to get there and then back so I'm trying to find easiest and cheapest option haha!"

also take a look at travelline as you can plan routes on it,you just put your postcode in top box and your destination in bottom box and it gives you your routes and times of buses/trains

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By *ackInBlackMan
over a year ago

Caerphilly

Your best bet would be to get a bus into the city centre (as you live so close to town) and take the train from the central to Newport. This only takes ten minutes. Traffic is horrendous on the M4 during rush hour, and will probably take you at least twice as long. Will probs work out a bit more expensive, but far, far, less stressful than taking the car

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By *elsh_lass74Woman
over a year ago

South Wales


"Your best bet would be to get a bus into the city centre (as you live so close to town) and take the train from the central to Newport. This only takes ten minutes. Traffic is horrendous on the M4 during rush hour, and will probably take you at least twice as long. Will probs work out a bit more expensive, but far, far, less stressful than taking the car"

She doesn't need to use the M4 from where she is. Straight along Newport Road, which changes into Cardiff Road when you hit Newport. It is near enough a straight road.

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By *ev and TrevCouple
over a year ago

cardiff

But then she will have 2 sets of road works to contend with which which will make her journey longer. Road works by blooms garden centre and tradegar roundabout adds on about 30 minutes to your journey

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By *iss B-Having OP   Woman
over a year ago

Welsh Valleys

Thank you again for all of your help everyone - I really appreciate it!

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By *ackInBlackMan
over a year ago

Caerphilly


"Your best bet would be to get a bus into the city centre (as you live so close to town) and take the train from the central to Newport. This only takes ten minutes. Traffic is horrendous on the M4 during rush hour, and will probably take you at least twice as long. Will probs work out a bit more expensive, but far, far, less stressful than taking the car

Getting along Newport Road and up past Llanrumney can be a nightmare during rush hour! The young lady could be in Newport via bus and train the length of time it takes to get up to and past the roundabout at St Mellons

She doesn't need to use the M4 from where she is. Straight along Newport Road, which changes into Cardiff Road when you hit Newport. It is near enough a straight road. "

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By *inataur1Man
over a year ago

Rhondda/Bristol

For Car Parking on the cheap. PM me here or couples account. TJ and I.

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By *tarlordMan
over a year ago

newport

I’d get the train if I was you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Train is the best option not a far walk either

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The traffic is a nightmare coming out of Newport via Tredagr Park will put 20 to 30 min on your trip home in rush hour

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By *ej ParkerMan
over a year ago

Cardiff

Drive to Newport park behind the train station and by the royal mail office behind it, station road, there is dis used royal mail unit where staff park up, I been using it for years to catch train to cardiff, Colchester ave is 5 mins away from my work, fancy a meet

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By *iss B-Having OP   Woman
over a year ago

Welsh Valleys

Thanks again everyone -this has been really valuable.

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