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    First Group: General Discussion

    I think the case was that it didn’t actually happen for 5 years after that press release. In fact I think that press release is referring to Almex which have only been started to be replaced in the past 12 months with contactless ticketer units. Did any first company have contactless before...
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    16 year old on child ticket

    We don’t know what the letter says yet so I would suggest to come back here when the letter arrives and I’m sure some members here will be able to advise the best response in that scenario.
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    London-Glasgow trip (outward 3 Jan, return 4 Jan): will strikes affect me?

    Basically the phrase “going with” has more than one meaning. 1. Your menu choice. 2. Your travelling companion. I deliberately misunderstood your post to suggest that I thought the cod was your travelling companion. Pretty standard joke technique. Is suggest watching some stand up comedy...
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    London-Glasgow trip (outward 3 Jan, return 4 Jan): will strikes affect me?

    I thought you were going with your brother?
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    The "Name the Station" game

    Lymington town
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    The "Name the Station" game

    Gourock
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    Guess the Train...

    2x153 would be working in multiple.
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    The "Name the Station" game

    It is ham Street. It still could have been a couple of stations on the Uckfield branch as it skirts the Sussex/Kent border so I wanted to steer people to marshlink Line
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    The "Name the Station" game

    5. The platforms on this station are staggered Bonus clue. London cannot be reached directly from this station at any time
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    The "Name the Station" game

    Yeah that clue is a little bit weird. Should have left it until #5 really. Have a sort of double clue to make up for it. 4. This station is in Kent and served by diesel trains only.
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    The "Name the Station" game

    3. The name of this station is ever so slightly different grammatically to the place that it serves.
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    The "Name the Station" game

    2. This station is served by a GTR TOC.
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    Annual Christmas nonsense

    Yes and as the daily mail says he earns £100000 a year and only has to work 3 days a year.
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    The "Name the Station" game

    1. This station is in the south east (as defined by the network railcard boundaries as seen here https://www.network-railcard.co.uk/clientfiles/files/Map.pdf)
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    The "Name the Station" game

    Tiverton Parkway?
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    Annual Christmas nonsense

    Good to Santa Western Sleighways have commited to having a guard on the sleigh, but for how long?
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    The Queens starts her Christmas holiday

    With the 387 being relatively recent on this route I wonder her majesty made use of her red pen?
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    The Queens starts her Christmas holiday

    Yes no barriers but it’s quite a walk to the main road since the bus station opened. I expect they had her car waiting outside the entrance which is now technically a pedestrian only area. They might have put the train into platform 1 too to ensure a quick departure
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    How does a passport prove someone stopped for fare evasion was not you?

    Aren’t some TOC’s Revenue officers wearing body worn cameras Saying that I doubt you could 100% confirm what I looked like from my driving license alone, it’s 5 years old and without a beard

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