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    Elizabeth Line - Paddington to Anglia

    No it would not. The OP would need a ticket from zone U1 to Ipswich - valid for a single leg on the underground (which is what the Elizabeth line counts as in ticketing terms between Paddington and Whitechapel).
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    Heathrow Express travellers defecting to Elizabeth line

    London Paddington.
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    Heathrow Express travellers defecting to Elizabeth line

    Is this correct for return travel prices (no railcard): - Elizabeth Line £24.40 (two £12.20 singles) - Heathrow Express £11.00 to £37.00 (depending on when booked / availability - two £5.50 singles to a £37.00 return) - Underground £11.20 (two £5.60 singles)
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    Longer Distance Service You Didn't Expect Without Changing

    Old / new at York 1 / - 2 / - 3 / 1 4 / - 5 / - 6 / - 7 / 2 8 / 3 and 4 9 / 5 10 / 6 11 / 7 12 / 8 13 / - 14 / 9 15 / 10 16 / 11 Actually I am not sure if I have new 8 correct in being old 12. Was it 13?
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    Longer Distance Service You Didn't Expect Without Changing

    R 10b = Tenby
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    Caledonian Sleeper

    The post was a reference to a coach being provided from Inverness to Edinburgh.
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    Longer Distance Service You Didn't Expect Without Changing

    There were many in the 1980s eg Scarborough to: - holyhead - Glasgow QS - paignton - leicester Stranraer harbour to: - Newcastle - Blackpool North Bradford interchange to: - paignton - penzance - Weymouth Paddington to: - Hull (via Birmingham) Hull and Leeds to: - Brighton (via Birmingham)...
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    Modern fare dodgers hunted down by rail bosses

    Have there been any new DOO routes recently though (other than Southern going to OBS, which still keeps what will look like a guard to most people on the train)? Are there fewer inspectors now than (say) 5 years ago? If so, any idea how many? I am asking because I don't know, not because I am...
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    Modern fare dodgers hunted down by rail bosses

    The article says that there has been “a reduction in guards and ticket inspectors on many services”. Is this correct?
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    Services to and from Scarborough in 1970s and 1980s.

    Table 39 if memory is correct.
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    How to change seat reservations with LNER

    You can get new reservations direct from LNER website. There is no reference needed. You can’t easily change your existing ones
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    23rd June - Thurston to London - Off-Peak Return offered when it shouldn't be?

    The May Fares Change Date (FCD) is 11th June this year, with the usual 28 days advance sales applying; so, from Sunday 14th May, fares for journeys on or after 11th June will be at new prices (if they have been changed, which they will be in some cases). I agree with those who are saying that...
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    Implications of no level access platforms for penalty fares

    You are using the internet right now though? If you have a printer you can buy your tickets from your PC and print them at home before you travel.
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    Print size on (physical) Advance Tickets

    Indeed. It is an error on Avanti ticket machines. Basically a poor implementation of the latest standards update.
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    Implications of no level access platforms for penalty fares

    That’s an injury, not a disability.
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    Caledonian Sleeper

    :lol:
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    Caledonian Sleeper

    Watch this space
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    Caledonian Sleeper

    They vary in price depending on demand; like any other Advance ticket.
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    How long are Avanti taking to process delay repay claims?

    I appplied on Saturday night and had it approved on Tuesday in the day time. So pretty good.
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    Trivia : Furthest station from London/Highest Frequency Combo

    To get to an "answer" you could multiply the number of services by the distance in miles. However miles are measured (straight line, track, to one London station only etc.) I would have thought the answer will be Edinburgh (33 services today over 393 miles = 12,969). Reading also does pretty...
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