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Buy avantix traveller then: http://www.tsoshop.co.uk/bookstore.asp?Action=Book&ProductId=9780117068407 when I want to check fares I just enter a random time into http://eastcoast.co.uk and I can see the cost of anytime singles, off peak singles, off peak returns etc...

http://www.southwesttrains.co.uk/oysteronnationalrail.aspx

oh, so I could in theory only buy a single to London later on in the month and use the return part for that, that's good!

ah, well, since it's only £3 more than the single, I'd be best off getting the return then

so basically, buy an off peak single, then either excess to OP return, or buy a new anytime single if needed then?

I'm not sure if going from london to colchester in the morning is peak (it would be peak if going the other way, as I'd be aiming to arrive in colchester at around 0820)

can you excess off peak single to off peak return?

Going from colchester --> High Brooms, leaving tuesday 16th october around lunch time, returning to colchester either wednesday evening (off peak) or thursday morning (peak), I have a 16-25 railcard

They don't do month long anytime returns though

I am going down to kent on one day, but am not sure if I will be travelling back one evening (off peak) or the next morning (peak). If I buy an off peak return (return valid one month after purchase) will I be able to excess the return portion to a peak.

It's all well and good the rail unions deciding to strike, however it has to be realised that it's NOT just the company that's affected, the general public are, and while I feel that the union's stance is right regarding pay I can't help but think that by striking you are depriving the general...

This is because it's 32-bit Unix time, basically it counts the number of seconds before or after midnight (UTC) January 1 1970. 32-bit computers have a problem with this because 2^31 = 2 147 483 648, after that many seconds the time will "wrap around" and start at 0 again. 64 bit computers will...