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London Northwestern Railway
Saturday service: 14 December
Sunday service: 15 December
Monday to Friday service: 20 December
See this page from National Rail for more details,
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/travel-information/advance-booking-dates/
I have not seen it mentioned elsewhere, Transport for Wales is offering 50% off Advance fares.
https://tfw.wales/ways-to-travel/rail/savings-and-offers/advance-sale
Any advice on a 1 day ticket for IOM steam & electric railway.
Do you have to apply by post for a Go Explore card or are they available on the day at the station?
I occasionally walk the Derwent Valley Trail usually starting at Ambergate or Whatstandwell because car parking is easy at either station.
Last week I noticed work on the abandoned platform at Whatstandwell, fresh concrete and pile of steel beams. This week a staircase has made an appearance...
I went to Blackpool/Fleetwood on Sunday for tram Sunday.
One tram I caught from Fleetwood turned up to NS to announce 1st stop North Pier on arrival at NS, it announced Tower.
Generally, I felt all onboard staff were moaning that the service should be Starr Gate, North Station and Fleetwood...
Are 1st class tickets for these services pre-bookable or do you have to upgrade a on the day on board.
I've just look at TFW website but can't get it to offer me 1st class tickets.
I'm trying to plan Shrewsbury to Manchester 10:53 any Wed, Thurs or Friday in June.
Can I use oyster on the Elizabeth Line to/from Heathrow Terminal 4 or is it contactless.
I'll be travelling out on a Friday afternoon and returning Saturday morning, would oyster be the cheapest or is there an alternative?
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