Think it's only on some train lines in Wales

Aging_Punk

I had a very pleasant surprise yesterday when travelling from Aberdare to Port Talbot. I hadn't booked my ticket in advance for the trip as I wan't sure what time I'd be travelling.
When I got to the ticket office and asked for the ticket I was asked if I had a Concessionary bus pass (available in Wales for everyone over 60, plus a few other groups).
As it happened I did have my bus pass with me and the gentleman told me that by splitting my ticket from Aberdare to Bridgend and then Bridgend to Port Talbot I could save a third on the cost of the Aberdare to Bridgend part of the trip - result instead of the journey costing £14.20 I got mine for £9.50.
When I met him later my mate said his wife had a similar find on Friday but that was only for 2 stops - my next step is to find out the extent of the routes covered by this offer - anyone have any thoughts than that it is perhaps only affecting the Valley line services?

flaneurs_lobster

Transport for Wales have some information here

https://tfw.wales/info-for/over-60s/rail-concessionary-travel

Look after this scheme, something similar in (what was) Strathclyde Region was recently changed from a £2 flat fare to a 1/3 discount, what many people already get with a railcard.