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My apologies , thanks for the letter, I feel if I try to quote sections of the law they might go heavy on me , I'm thinking an apologetic sort letter admitting the offence and plead for leniency as it is a one off

I purchased from the app and collected them from the machine, so I had the tickets with me , I have evidence of the purchase of the tickets in my email as the app sent a confirmation

Thanks NajaB how best can I respond to this letter?

address and first name is correct but they got the last letter of my surname wrong, I googled the supposed name and they are lots of people with that name

Many thanks for your advise,so I should not provide an evidence that I had a ticket of some form ?

I intend to reply back and accept that I travelled without a ticket between Wivelsfield and Burgess Hill but also provide them with the evidence that I had a ticket for the original journey between Haywards Heath and Wivelsfield.I will ask them if they can consider to settle out of court as most...

The barriers were open,I don’t remember getting anything I will look around but I doubt ,I remember giving out my details.

Yes I have the text message ,I was on the train when I got the message.

The reason I changed The stop was my mate had texted me saying he was in Burgess Hill and we could meet for drinks so instead of me getting off at my stop I proceeded to the next stop which has barriers and would offer to pay the fare there.

I didn’t say anything ,I was simply told I don’t have a ticket for this journey,I offered to pay the fare but he refused and took my details.

Yes it stopped but the next train to Burgess Hill was in half an hour and didn’t want to get off and buy a ticket and wait also not many trains stop here.

Just checked the actual fare from Wivelsfield to Burgess Hill is £1.90 ,I be disappointed if I’m to have criminal.But anyway this is my case.

Apologies for not being clear ,I had anytime day return between Wivelsfield & Haywards Heath

I was travelling from Haywards Heath to Wivelsfield on Thameslink but then decided to get off at the next stop which is Burgess Hill,I’m not sure if he took the ticket but I have a copy of the ticket as I used an app to buy I can retrieve the ticket

Hello everyone I could to with your wise advise , I received a letter from Govia Thameslink Railway "Notice intention to prosecute" in bold letters at the top for fare evasion .They say "I had entered a train with a purpose of travelling on the railway without a ticket entitling to travel"...