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It genuinely was a one off! For the last 2 months I've been back to commuting so have a Season ticket have done for years in the past, not that this makes any difference or they'll even care that I've spent £6,000+ previously.
Thanks. I'm not trying to weasel out of it - I have legitimate queries in regards to ticket price. I've admitted I was wrong and am just asking for some advice on what may happen next.
I have blocked out stations...but you can see the same fare on the same journey - one with railcard and one without. However, I am unsure if I purchased a return or a single at the time. I literally cannot remember - and I assume they will take down the ticket number to keep a record of which...
It was a Thameslink train. To be honest I didn't really read the form I was given - I just gave my correct name and address and signed on the line. They've written to me to establish the facts already, which is why I am kindly asking for some advice. I am aware of my mistake, and the facts are...
The intent to prosecute mentions no mention of which law or regulation they want to prosecute under. Just: 'entering a train without a ticket entitling travel'
Hey - it was a Thameslink train. There were working ticket machines, as I did purchase one but with a discount added. At the time I can't quite remember whether the rate was the same as with or without a Railcard - but since searching online after, this is showing! I no longer have the ticket...
Hiya,
I would really appreciate some advice on my recent situation! I've got an intent to prosecute letter through stating that I entered a train for the purpose of travelling on the railway, without a ticket entitling travel. I have 14 days to reply with my version of events.
I did in-fact...
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