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It's a weekday ticket I'm after (Friday night)

I've worked in a high street chemist for five years and regularly call my customers "mucker", "mate", "pal", "big guy", "wee guy", "my friend" etc, certainly never "sir" Never caused me any problems at all. Certainly no meetings without coffee.

Been watching the trainline ticket alerts page for a few days and the VTEC advanced tickets has been stuck on Wednesday 21 December (even though it usually runs to a given Friday) I want to travel London to Edinburgh either on the evening of Friday 23rd after work or early morning on...

Ah yes, I went from Edinburgh to Birmingham last year. Went Virgin Trains on the way down and CrossCountry on the way home and Virgin was 595027345x more pleasurable. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Also just seen you can get London Midland trains from Euston to Crewe for just over...

So wait, it can be faster to bail out of an Edinburgh-Euston service at Carlisle/Warrington/Crewe, switch to another train and still arrive at Euston earlier than the Edinburgh service you were originally on? :lol:

Do you go direct Edinburgh to Euston or change at Glasgow?

I'm on the main Edinburgh to Central line so Queen Street is a non-factor. Flights are probably a bit cheaper but in general I prefer using the train.

16 year old schoolgirl, apparently alive but badly injured. Hope she pulls through.

Probably standard class, I also have a 16-25 rail card

I'm going to be living in London soon and will probably do about several trips back to central Scotland for the weekend each year, longer one at christmas as well. I'm equidistant to Glasgow and Edinburgh so don't care which one I arrive to. Is one line typically cheaper than the other...

Hi, anyone know how much advanced tickets would be from London to Glasgow or Edinburgh around christmas time? And when will they be available? Looking to travel up either on the final train on the 23rd, or on the morning of christmas eve, and returning probably morning of January 2nd Also...

Having spoken to several people in the company and elswhere in the industry it's almost always 9-5. They have plenty offices in sleepy commuter towns around the country so they aren't exactly gonna expect people in the same departments to work longer hours purely because it's the central London...

Can be done with just 3 changes, one of which is an intracity change Bourne End to Paddington (Hop across London to King's Cross) King's Cross to Inverness Inverness to Dingwall

Random thing I'm wondering about, So it's a well known fact that you can buy a single point-to-point ticket between any two UK stations, regardless of whether the stations have a direct connection or changes are needed Also, London forms the backbone of the UK rail network. In general, you...

Get paid for 5 days, one day working from home to study for professional qualifications

My job is 9-5, four days a week :)

I should be on 9-5 hours :) --- old post above --- --- new post below --- At the moment I live in Glasgow, grew up in the Scottish Highlands

Camden might be the bookies favourite at the moment. I've been primarily looking at three places: Camden, Shoreditch and Clapham. Camden seems to be good for clubbing at the weekends and stuff. I'm not really into peace and quiet, I like to get my work done during the week then enjoy myself...

You sure? Remember I want to live in London itself, not the commuter belt

So I just scored a grad job down in London starting later in the year that will see me work in the city of London itself Ideally looking to find somewhere that has a direct tube connection to Bank or Liverpool Street. I don't mind a slightly longer commute, but ideally, I want to avoid...