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In case anyone is interested, I decided to travel on the 18:04 to Brussels, overnighting there, and then proceeding to Göttingen via Frankfurt tomorrow morning (my deadline for arrival was slightly later than I'd anticipated). I'm coming back on Friday using the same route without an overnight...
Meanwhile, over in east London, here's a worse picture of a worse car in worse condition. Apologies for the quality of the photo - taken from my bike while waiting at traffic lights. I don't know what it is but I can tell it's very old, so worth sharing!
Originally SEIC/MG did indeed state that the roof bars were cosmetic, but there was a bit of an uproar and they changed their tune. See e.g. https://www.mgevs.com/threads/mg5-compatible-roof-bars.2639/. I can't remember exactly what weight they're now rated for but it's not hopelessly low...
Thanks for these further suggestions. For slightly obscure reasons, I have to confirm my accommodation now but don't know yet how early I'll be able to leave London. I will therefore go for an overnight break in Frankfurt or Hanover and then, once I know when I can leave, either go for the 15:04...
Thank you all for your responses - really appreciated.
Probably no later than 10:00, to be on the safe side.
This could work but I couldn't get an itinerary on bahn.de - it suggests that the 15:04 is the last train with a connection to Frankfurt that arrives the same day. Any advice on how...
Hello all - I'm wondering if anyone might have any suggestions for this journey over and above what RailEurope and bahn.de have found. I'm looking for either a same-day journey as late as possible on Wednesday 30 September, or a sleeper (or journey with an overnight hotel stay) to arrive as...
To close the loop on this, the Ombudsman reviewed my case promptly and succeeded in getting a response from Cross Country quite quickly. They offered no apology or explanation but they did offer to pay £25 to 'settle' my complaint (a princely 50p more than they owed me for unrefunded tickets). I...
So having escalated my complaint to the main Cross Country customer relations desk on 21 October, I've still received no response from them (other than a few automated e-mails saying how busy they are) despite the promise to reply within 20 working days. I've therefore made a complaint to the...