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By way of a slight variation to this thread (or a new one if you wish, mods)
What about stations next to each other which DO have a rail link to each other but don't have a direct service?
Since I was sitting on one of the below yesterday, I'll start with:
Oxenholme and Carnforth (you have...
Hello
Some advice if you would.
1 adult, no railcards, leave Carlisle 11/9 pm to go to Derby BUT via Hale (preferably) or Wilmslow for a 2 hour boj.
Returning on 12/9 with an overnight boj at Stockport, so finish journey on 13/9.
I thought of splitting at Crewe but am unsure as to rules...
And why to announcements on train refer to the 'next station stop'? when the point of a station is to be stationery, ie to stop? So, the 'next station', fine or the 'next stop', also fine. But not the 'next station stop'!
Harrumph.
Cheds put this up about two weeks ago and little on this thread has added to it. The same applies to the woman with Parkinson's. yes, she (or her family) could perhaps have told XC in advance and that would have helped. Yes, the rail staff involved probably didn't handle it well and if (if) this...
If some people were allowed a free upgrade, and those with special needs weren't and the reason for this was BECAUSE they were special needs then that is indeed a problem for the TOC because simply it would be unlawful.
Note the word IF at the start of the sentence...
As possibly the only poster on here who is a special needs child, I, or rather my Dad, will make a comment....
First off, our usual TOC is Virgin, and their staff, and staff at Carlisle station, are consistently pleasant and helpful and give us just a little extra time when needed or to have...
...but if the offence is 'not being able to produce a valid ticket' and you don't know what is/not a valid ticket, then that hardly leaves one in a position to sustain or reject the appeal...
.....and if a TOC is minded to prosecute should a particular route or ticket be used again, then that...
Let me risk assuming knowledge I may not have in responding to this. This is my first such comment on this forum.
Leaving RJs comments to one side entirely....
How is it that an appeals service maintains that they do not know the rules ( " you're are correct...that it is not my area of...
So what happens to those boxes which are not listed? Are they destroyed or sold or sold in situ?
I'm aware that the odd converted box survives as a holiday home, though these may well be when the entire line has closed.
Cheers
anti pacer
So you go off to the buffet worried that your 'sharer' is going through your stuff. Meanwhile, perhaps your sharer doesn't dare to go to the buffet in case you do the same..........
Do we sit next to strangers on planes? Yes. Do we go to the loo? Yes. Do we worry about people...
A variation on the same theme: I recently used the Scottish Sun offer to go from Gretna to Glasgow. This HAD to be booked on Scotrail site and was 'Scotrail only'. It would NOT let me book the (only?) Northern Rail service which runs the route from Newcastle - Carlisle - Dumfries - Glasgow...
Just in case any of you posters on this thread want it: I will happily give someone gratis a ticket for a canal trip in Amsterdam from outside Central station which I wasn't able to use.the expiry is 23/5/13 and was priced at 15e so should be ok!
People on this board have been helpful to me...
Do any of these Sailrail prices give discounts for YP/DSB/Family railcards? Not mentioned on the site that I can see so I assume not....
Thanks as ever
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