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An off peak return from Preston. A similar off peak from Leeds allows use of the 08:57 and I have to pass through Leeds anyway. (I realise I can just get a £2.40 anytime to Thornaby if needed... It just seems anomalous a longer distance return has off peak starting later than a Leeds return)

I hold the second half of an off peak ticket to Preston. If I use Transpennine all the way, is the 08:57 out of Middlesbrough a permitted train?

Tomorrow I'm doing Preston to Leeds and beyond. Haven't a clue if it is best to go via Burnley or Manchester at all...

Her friends in six months are likely to be colleagues she has hit it off with imo... Constantly leaving them after one drink on a Friday won't build work relationships.

When I lived in Manchester 2012 to 2016 a good one bed apartment in quietish Castlefield was less than £700/month. Getting into the city centre from the west really isn't relaxing...

It appears there aren't any peak restrictions on this flow, but £98.90 is steep without a railcard. Are there any good splitting points? (The travel is for a likely job interview but I don't have times yet - given the journey length I might split over two days with a hotel)

Next to an openable window. Viva northern rail...!

I think the last post means via Aberdeen is fine.

Salford Central. Further away from Salford's meagre centre than Crescent...

Class 46 doesn't mean a jot to I presume 80% of forum contributors. To save us all asking the same question...

In defence of northern trains... - virgin west coast are always too hot (24/25 degrees by electronic thermometer) - on northern you can open windows to get fresh air in (which I do even in winter - WAGS can do one)

How about 12 carriages rather than 3 or 4? Or is that too controversial for the deep thinkers here.

Isn't it time for a Preston to London peak discussion for our Lancaster residents...

Aberystwyth should really be Aberheidol

Has this changed?

Absolutely pathetic. Stuck on one just before Swindon southbound. This was known about so why set trains on past Kemble?

On the 07:17 from Preston to New St and there hasn't been a moment of silence from them, utterly ridiculous an d disrespectful. I know its not the 'Silent Zone' but if you want to gas away constantly why not sit in the standard zone?

...all of which tend to be too warm ( at the Bree Louise). Stick to the Euston Tap!

Back when I was a student in Aberystwyth, taking the last train back from Newtown. I woke up in Borth, thinking 'excellent, I've had a nap and can stay out a bit later now...' Until I realised the carriage was empty and we were going the wrong direction :-/ Apparently would have ended up in...

Serious infrastructure damage events seem to go initially unreported by the MSM while they work out if it has been caused by someone with a "mental illness" and how to spin the story.