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No I wasn't looking particularly to go that way, just seemed like another way if I fancied it. I know about XC and their advances, hence why I want to avoid them!
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Thanks for that. Wasn't a necessary route via London, just in case I fancied it...
Hi all, just a quick one.
I'm planning on buying an off-peak return from Manchester to St Erth, with my 16-25 railcard. It's priced at £116.95 and is any permitted.
Now I know it says it's any permitted, but is said ticket valid for travel via London?
Thanks for any information folks, it's...
Thanks Gathursty.
Found this as the cheapest. All off-peak returns apart from two singles on the WVH-BHM leg.
MAN-WVH £20.95
WVH-BHM £6.40
BHM-CNM £16.25
CNM-BRI £11.75
BRI-TAU £13.40
TAU-EXD £ 10.90
EXD-PLY £ 11.90
PLY-HYL £12.60
Total £104.15
Hi all,
Was just wondering what the cheapest way would be from Manchester to Hayle/St Erth (either will do me fine) on Sunday 8th March and return on Friday 13th March.
I don't mind travelling at any time, and I also have a 16-25 railcard.
Many thanks in advance!
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