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This gives you the whole journey on a swift card https://www.networkwestmidlands.com/tickets//#/ticket/340 - it's effectively an ntrain all zones plus an addon that gives travel to Kiddderminster
Thanks all, I have purchased the via London ticket and will attempt to excess it this evening.
The timings on having to go via High Wycombe don't quite work for me this evening, but this is a good find, will bear it in mind for the future.
I wondered if someone could help me figure out the best way to do this.
I need to travel from Birmingham to Fareham this Friday evening, returning on Sunday afternoon.
On the way down the quickest way is avoiding London, going Birmingham to Basingstoke on Cross Country, and then Southwestern...
This is what cross country customer relations had to say to me when I did delay repay on a journey where I split tickets last year:
However in this instance my total journey was a single XC train and so I argued that as the delay occurred during the first leg, my second ticket was delayed as...
I submitted a delay repay claim to Cross Country a couple of weeks ago and today received a letter with voucher, however the voucher amount isn't quite as much as I was expecting (although admittedly the difference is minor) so I wondered if someone could confirm if my calculations are correct...
LI'm in a rush so hopefully someone else can check this through but I think you might be able to save a bit of money by splitting at Stafford. A national rail monthly Stoke to Sandwell is £252 but a separate Stoke to Stafford is 101 plus a direct debit network West Midlands ntrain ticket...
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