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Thank you; that helps a great deal. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- NajaB - on reflection, if you have a few minutes more, I have a question. I'm struggling with the difference, if any, between alteration and alteration with/without intent to defraud. You said:

Or if you bought the tickets in person using your credit/debit card as opposed to with cash, that will also create a record on your bill or bank statement? Still doesn't prove you used them, of course, but better than nothing?

Thanks very much to everyone for these comments, which are very helpful. Jon - certainly on this occasion the ticket was not placed in an evidence bag in my sight or anything like that. Whether the TOC plans to make any forensic investigation or not, I don't know but I doubt it. I guess it...

Can anyone recommend a solicitor to deal with a case of alleged fare evasion, preferably one based in Cambridge (but more important to have someone suitably qualified than someone right on the spot)? It is not yet clear to me whether I need one or not but it would be good to have some ideas in...