Recent content by AndyMe

It was from East Croydon and I won't be claiming.

Very rarely is that going to help me with my 60+ Oyster Card :lol:, but I think the same as you. I never build an itinerary from home, only from London. Always two separate tickets. I know roughly when I need to leave home to get to the London station I need at a certain time and I keep an eye...

My planned train changed a few times. When I originally booked it was the 12:48 on Sat 1st Oct. Because of the strike action it changed to the 18:48 on Fri 30th Sep. The day before travel it changed to the 16:18. When I left home on the day of travel it changed to the 15:48. Had I known at that...

I booked an Off-Peak Return from London Paddington to Swansea for Friday 30th Sept. I selected the 18:48 train and had a seat reservation for it. On Thursday 29th, I decided that I would travel earlier so reserved a seat on the 16:18. When I set off from home on the Friday, I realised that if...

Thanks @Bletchleyite. As I was only delayed by 10 minutes Delay Repay wasn't an option.

I purchased an Off Peak Day Return (through Southern's web site) from Croydon to Brighton for travel on Friday 9th September. I knew that I would be returning soon after 22:15. When booking my ticket, the first train after 22:15 (the Thameslink 22:25) was showing as cancelled. The next fastest...

I don't suppose you have any Tesco Clubcard vouchers, do you? If you do, you can get the Railcard from Railcard for £10.00 worth of vouchers.

Sorry Bletchleyite. I totally agree. I thought you were saying that Railcard's implementation was dodgy.

Why is it dodgy? The Family & Friends allows for two cardholders.

If you have any Tesco vouchers, you can use those. £10 for a one year railcard.

I wondered about that too. The terms state: "If the named Railcard holders travel separately, only one cardholder may use the Railcard for discounted tickets as the Railcard must be produced for inspection together with the discounted tickets." This is obvious for physical cardholders. Only...

I did get a download code because I ordered through Railcard - www.familyandfriends-railcard.co.uk. You will not get a download code as you ordered through Trainline so don't need to (and cannot) download anything. Your railcard is in your Trainline app. The Railcard app - but this will be no...

Apologies, but I did not buy through Trainline and assumed that their implementation would be the same as buying through Railcard, as I did.

Both my wife and I have the (same) Family & Friends Railcard on our phones. I am the "Issued To" person, my wife is the "2nd Cardholder". We both see photos of both of us in the app. You have to add both holders when purchasing the card as far as I can recall. Looking at the link posted above...

Thank you. I see what you mean Bletchleyite. It got me thinking about abandoned journeys, which I have come across in this forum, and I think this would count as such. It would seem from here Abandoned Journeys - Delayed or Cancelled Trains (item 2) that some form of compensation should be...