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Thanks for the explanation. No, I have no idea who would want to buy the more expensive ticket. The price is shocking for an off-peak return ticket!

It's just a single journey from the London termini to any station in Zone 1.

I was checking the price of an off-peak return fare for London-Glasgow and noticed there are 2 off-peak return fares. One is priced £114.70 and the other £202.70. I assume the more dearer ticket is valid via the East Coast and the other is not?

Just a quick update. London Midland gave her £35 in rail vouchers. Cheers!

I will text my brother now and tell him the advice about the unpaid fare notice too. Cheers.

If I understand correctly then Warrington to London is valid via Manchester-Sheffield-Nottingham-London also? My brother wants to go to Nottingham now instead of Leicester. Thanks again.

Great thanks!

Why is Manchester to London valid via Sheffield and Warrington to London not valid?

Quick question. Is the return portion of a Warrington to London off-peak return valid via Sheffield? My brother is currently in Manchester today and is planning to go to Sheffield and then to Leicester and London. Thanks!

I was delayed 85 mins in March to Brussels. I was told I could get a free one-way ticket or 50% off a return. I didn't know compensation tickets are quota controlled so when I turned up last Sunday to book my one way compensation ticket from London to Paris for travel on the next train departing...

Thank you for all the replies, you are all very helpful. That's spot on. My colleague paid £22.50 and £11.25 for the super off peak return tickets and was excessed £15.75 in total. It's not fair that she paid the excess when there is industrial action affecting her journey.

Hi everyone! :) I'm trying to help a work colleague who had a delayed trip on London Midland on April 15th. This was the day when there was industrial action and no trains were running between London Euston and Northampton. She purchased a super off peak return from London to Stoke on...