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tfw

American  

abbreviation

  1. that feel when; that feeling when: (used, often alongside an emotionally expressive picture, to frame a situation and one's feelings in response to it.)

  2. Canada. TFW. Temporary Foreign Worker.


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"The new trains are significantly increasing capacity over what we've had previously, and that means that we can move more people more frequently," said TfW's chief infrastructure officer Dan Tipper.

From BBC

TfW said in 2026, 12 trains an hour should pass through Pontypridd on the Merthyr Tydfil, Aberdare and Treherbert lines.

From BBC

The BBC has approached both TfW and Translink for comment.

From BBC

Lee Robinson, executive director for regional transport and integration at TfW, said they had already received more than 10,000 applications for the mytravelpass.

From BBC

A TfW spokeswoman urged people to check before travelling and said tickets would be accepted by other operators.

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