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Probably sold most of them before this sale started. Sort of against the spirit of the thing really.

And they should be allowed to keep this information forever?

As long as you made it clear when collecting that it was for "future crime prevention" rather than just investigating this particular instance. On this forum, we are continually being told that being issued a penalty fare is not the same as committing a crime, it's just an acknowledgement that...

I'm not sure the "public task" argument applies here but you'd still have the right to object to your data being held. Also, once your data has been used for the purpose it was collected, it should be removed in a timely manner and cannot be used for any other purpose without you being informed...

I know and should have been stated as such by the original fares advisor. Forum rules and all that.

Via Northampton might help too.

Boaty McBoatFace springs to mind here.

I've noticed a lot of fiction is just made up.

I've visited most of the real ale pubs in Darlington and none of the decent ones are near the station.

I'd rather they opened shorter hours than closing for good because they are not profitable.

Connection from where? Is the ticket an advance from Euston or are you connecting into the train from Euston with a ticket starting elsewhere?

Do you mean closing because they're not busy thus saving staff and other costs?

The Station Buffet at Bridlington is closed. Carnforth has 2 real ale outlets within station buildings. Plus Harrogate and Ilkley (although from memory this only has 1 real ale).

I accept that people are familiar with the concept of headcodes but I doubt most people on this forum have learned them all off by heart. It's not dissimilar to using station short codes without first using the full name as per forum rules.

I love it when people use headcodes that mean nothing to most people.

It should be a criminal offence to feature Will Ferrel in any advertising campaign.

+1 for the Horse Shoe. Plus there are two Wetherspoons eiter side of the station at the river end. The Sir John Moore to the west on Hope St/Argyle Street and the Crystal Palace to the east on Jamaica Street at the junction with Midland Street.

I find the Buffet Boy advert by NuMan quite disturbing. I think they should stick to erectile dysfunction.

I recently visited all the real ale pubs in Stafford centre. I'd also recommend The Bird in the Hand, it had a good choice of real ales and the food was reasonably priced and pretty good. As mentioned it is the nearest to the station only a couple of minutes walk. The 'Spoons was impressive...

"Bing, Bong! Exsqueeze me."