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I am external and trying to better understand the NR pay bands. From looking at recent job ads, I believe that band 4 is equivalent to "£42,971 – £48,342" and band 3 to "£32,740 – £36,832". [Aside: Does the "B" (i.e. band 3B or 4B) signify anything?].
Is anyone please able to confirm these...
Precisely - something not lost on me. (Especially given that ticket office at the first station that I visited - having checked its opening hours - was closed without explanation).
Thank you - I see! Pick a valid journey but one in which the TOCs don't demand reservations.
As luck would have it I was able to call into a local ticket office in the intervening hours. Although (nicely) bewildered by the request for the ticket - they happily sold me it - unlike their TVM...
That would explain it perfectly - thanks. Indeed Avanti WC themselves failed to explain why they were unable to sell the ticket!
Took a look at the website mentioned - but tbh am struggling how I might force the itinerary as suggested:
It isn't and I won't be entitled to a discount on the child ticket. But thanks for your helpful advice on my initial questions: I am going to get along to my nearest station to buy the ticket.
Thank you very much for the reply.
Yes, essentially an All Line Rover - valid on CS in seated or in a berth with a sleeper supplement.
I shall head to my local station and buy the return ticket and attempt to make a reservation. If I've left it too late for the reservation, then imagine being...
Hi there. I have a room only supplement to travel Euston to Fort William in the coming week, for me and my son (who is in the 5-15 age bracket). We shall make our way to Glasgow - probably the following day or early on Day 3. And then to back from Glasgow to London on day three. I am lucky...
Hi there
I was in the habit of using Chiltern Super Off Peak Day Returns from AVP/AYL to MYB. I was using with a Network Railcard on weekends and the return fare was a very reasonable circa £11. I seem to recall similar fares existed south of Haddenham on the Chiltern Mainline - and on...
Hi there. Before the pandemic hit I *think* were some embryonic plans for a Milton Keynes date. What chance of MK making the poll?! Thanks for reviving these.
Could anyone please advise of fares (or a means to find fares) for the Weekend Travelcard ticket, which is available for Chiltern services on the Aylesbury line.
It seems to be something of a anachronism, albeit a very welcome one for me. The ticket is described on the national rail site here...
In sofar as it would indicate there was no intention to willfully travel beyond the validity of the first ticket but without a second one being available to purchase? (And particularly because there are never staff on board to approach to purchase it during the first half of the journey....)...
Quite sympathetic to this argument - surely there is no tech reason preventing it. But if that really is too much of an ask why can't TVMs simply include a permit to travel option (and perhaps only available "out of hours") , to at least offer the would-be passenger a legitimate means of...
Still feels like the exposing the data in such a user-friendly way could be exploited. Someone could easily share their log in. Perhaps I am being paranoid!
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