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East Midlands Parkway is fairly remote so maybe try and use the car park located there and looking at prices for parking maybe if possible use car parks at both stations. http://www.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/travelling-with-us/our-network/Parking-at-the-Station/

Can anyone tell me if Class 319s are restricted from using the Chatham main line or have I been misinformed.

It looks like it would be simipler and cheaper to acquire an oyster card and use a monthly travelcard for zones 2-6 which would include Enfield's stations and the Elephant & Castle station at the other end. Then you could use all tram, rail, underground and overground services to get to and...

Simplified train journey using specified routes at specified times using single tickets works out to £105.40 if you don't want to get too complex with off peak return tickets.

I can use my disabled bus pass to purchase one for £8.25 at concessionary rates from the ticket counter at Nottingham which gives me an excellent value day out ticket for exploring Derbyshire's rail network or using it as a part ticket to areas beyond the wayfarers boundary limits.

If you live in Derbyshire or can access Beeston/Nottingham railway station then you can buy a Derbyshire Wayfarer which for certain journeys by rail can end up saving you money. Burton-upon-Trent to Sheffield is an example of a route that can be done on the day off peak for £11.60 return...

If wanted to make a couple of days exploring the central rail belt of Scotland then you could buy a Central Scotland Rover for only £36.30 http://www.scotrail.co.uk/content/central-scotland-rover-0

Advance tickets normally come with seat reservations and both tickets will need to be presented to the ticket inspector. If the leg does not have a seat reservation and the travel ticket is NOT marked booked train only then you should be OK. Check to make sure both tickets are not booked trains...

Its a bit of a hike from Cambridge Railway Station to the city centre best bet catch the citi 1 bus service outside the station. Frequent service into the city centre every ten minutes from stop number seven.

Do you have times when want to arrive and depart from your stations and destinations as there are quite a few options that could save you money on the price of the train ticket

It was Saltley, thanks for all your help

Can anyone help identify where this photograph was taken

Current cheapest ticket fares for two people using railcars discount would be £108.20 using outward : Birmingham to Wigan to Edinburgh Return: Edinburgh to Preston to Birmingham

In case anyone does not know where to look can get it direct from my drop box account

Link to a guide to easements and route restrictions around the country https://www.dropbox.com/s/zv0e1z7tu6nu62i/131220%20ENRG%20Easemnents.pdf