Corporate Housing in Newport

Learn about the top employers in Newport and their contributions to the local economy. This section highlights key businesses and organisations that play a significant role in the community and shape the city's vibrant economic landscape.

Do you mean Newport in South Wales (the city on the River Usk), or another Newport in the UK (for example the Isle of Wight)? Once you confirm, I’ll provide the top five employers there with brief descriptions.

Explore the diverse transport options available in Newport, from efficient public transportation systems to convenient road networks. Whether you're commuting to work or exploring the city, this section will give you an overall look at the available transportation systems.

Public Transit System
- Local bus network (Newport Bus & other operators) - A municipal operator (Newport Bus) together with private operators (eg Stagecoach) run frequent local and interurban services around the city, linking neighbourhoods, shopping/leisure destinations and nearby towns; timetables vary by route and evenings/weekends.
- Rail services (Newport station) - Newport is served by the South Wales Main Line with inter-city and regional trains (operators include Transport for Wales and Great Western Railway) providing direct links to Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol, London and connections into the Welsh Marches and beyond.
- Local rail stops (Rogerstone, Pye Corner, Severn Tunnel Junction and nearby stations) - Sub-regional/commuter stations on lines serving the city (including Ebbw Vale branch services and local stops) provide commuter options to Cardiff and surrounding towns; Severn Tunnel Junction is a key interchange just outside the city.
- Long‑distance coaches - National coach operators provide scheduled services to London, airports and major UK destinations, with stops at or near central transport hubs.
- Taxis and private hire - Licensed taxi fleets and private-hire/ride-hailing services operate across Newport, offering on‑demand point‑to‑point transport and airport transfers.
- Transporter Bridge and river crossings - The historic Newport Transporter Bridge is a local crossing (also a visitor attraction) and the city is served by multiple road bridges across the River Usk; the nearby Severn crossings provide road links into England.
- Park-and-ride and car-park hubs - Park-and-ride options and large commuter car parks near key junctions and transport hubs support multimodal travel into the city centre and rail stations.

Major Highways
- M4 - Primary east–west motorway serving Newport, connecting South Wales to Bristol, London and the national motorway network.
- M48 / Severn Bridges - The older Severn crossing route and associated links provide an alternative route into England; Severn crossings connect the region to the West of England.
- A449 - Main north–south trunk road linking Newport to the M4 and routes north towards the Midlands and M5 corridor.
- A48 - Important trunk/urban route running through and either side of Newport, linking to Cardiff and eastwards toward Chepstow/Gloucester.
- A467 - Key arterial route heading north from Newport toward Cwmbran and South Wales Valleys.
- A4042 - Connects Newport northwards toward Pontypool and Abergavenny, feeding into broader regional routes.

Cycling Infrastructure
- Bike lanes and routes - Newport is served by a mix of on‑road cycle lanes, advisory cycle markings and off‑road routes as part of the National Cycle Network (including sections of the Celtic Trail/NCN routes), plus riverside and town centre Active Travel routes promoted under Wales’ Active Travel legislation; provision is improving with targeted segregated lanes and new connections in recent local schemes.

Recent and Upcoming Improvements
- South Wales Metro and rail investment - Welsh Government and Transport for Wales-led investment in the South Wales Metro programme and wider rail upgrades aims to deliver better rolling stock, more frequent services and improved reliability across South Wales—schemes that will benefit Newport’s connectivity.
- Station accessibility and capacity upgrades - Ongoing and recent works at Newport and nearby stations have focused on improved accessibility (step‑free access, footbridges/lifts), platform and passenger facilities and interchange improvements to better handle commuter demand.
- Bus fleet modernisation and low‑emission measures - Local bus operators have been investing in cleaner vehicles and service improvements (fleet renewals, new timetables and route adjustments) to improve air quality and service frequency.
- Active Travel and cycling upgrades - Local authority programmes and Welsh Government funding continue to roll out upgraded walking and cycling infrastructure (new cycleways, safer crossings and links to schools and employment areas) under Active Travel plans.
- Targeted highway and junction works - Rather than a large new M4 relief road, recent policy has shifted to targeted junction upgrades, maintenance, and local traffic-management and capacity improvements around Newport to ease bottlenecks and improve safety.
- Interchange and multi‑modal integration - Projects to improve interchange between bus, rail, cycling and car (better bus stops, signage, parking management and pedestrian links) are being implemented to make journeys within and through Newport more seamless.

In Newport, finding the right corporate housing can be challenging - especially within budget all year round. That is where we help companies, contracting consultants, professionals and business executives find the right place to stay when working away from home. Our properties offer the perfect serviced accommodation with a range of central and easy-access locations in Newport. Whether it be one week, one month or one year - and one person or a full team, we have flexible housing options to suit you.