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The delay repay page at LNER actually has two definitions. It says delay repay kicks in at 30 minutes and then goes on to say that if you're delayed by more than 30 minutes then you can claim. Who knows which definition their AI works from.

Your original itinerary was for a 17.55 arrival in Sandy. Your actual arrival time at Sandy shows on real time trains as 18.25 - a delay of 30 minutes. LNER's delay repay promise is paying out for delays of more than 30 minutes. Small margins.

Lewis on X is now saying that there is engineering work, but Aberdeen to Inverness will not be affected.

Hi. Does anyone have any insight as to why there are no advance fares available in either direction between October 20th and 27th? Scotrail's unhelpful X reply was that they may have all gone, but some are available before and after those dates.

Ember have confirmed on Facebook that the £2 fare cap will apply to journeys wholly within Highland, Moray and Argyll / Bute. If your journey crosses a boundary you'll be charged the £2, and then the standard Ember fare for the rest.

It seems that there's a 9.15 am restriction, so the barrier was right, and the staff member wrong. Oops.

No issues exiting the gate line at Aberdeen on Keith to Dundee open return. Scanner at Dundee wasn't happy though.

I walked to the Airport Tavern from Bristol Airport and caught an Airdecker to Bath for £11.50 rather than the £17.50 advertised from the airport. On my return I tried to book to the Airport Tavern from Temple Meads, but got issued with a full £9.00 ticket, so stayed on the bus to the terminal...

The route is part of the Speyside Way, long distance route. Well signposted. Check out www.walkhighlands.co.uk for photos and reports.

£5.20 single according to the Stagecoach app.

The X27 finished in 2022 according to bustimes. You can get from Dyce to the airport by catching either a 35, X35 or 18 towards town, crossing the dual carriageway at Bucksburn and then getting the 727 airport bus. The 727 from Union Square is the more straightforward option.

I was out on the B5300 between Silloth and Maryport and saw a couple of Stagecoach buses on the route. Not much opportunity to get lost, but maybe checking timings.

It was an SG24 plate

My Google timeline shows 10 minutes at Dundee. We had a long stop at Kinross to keep to time, but no chargers there obviously.

I was on the 14.19 E1 service from St Andrews Square to Aberdeen on Sunday 20th October. I booked a scottish concession ticket online, and was not charged a reservation fee. The coach was very smart, but we had an unplanned recharging stop at Dundee Greenmarket to get the batteries back to 40%...

Stagecoach website shows a price of £2.00 for Dumfries to Carlisle.

I discovered that some of their buses travel down the A9 in walking country. I booked a single from the bus-stop on the A9 at Dalwhinnie to Dalnaspidal Lodge having phoned to reserve a place and confirm a price. Price £3.70 for about 10 or 11 miles. As there was no bus-top or layby at...

Northern have cancelled all trains on the Cumbrian coast line between Barrow and Carlisle. The local News and Star website's headlines are that Northern cancel all trains, but I don't think it's that bad. Some local passengers are upset that their long planned weekends are ruined, and are...

It may be that it's just a temporary glitch like it was with the Reach form. It certainly looks like they're not bothered about individualising the forms for marketing any more. Maybe that's why the Reach ones weren't available temporarily.

Is the name of the paper on the tokens? Are you just using two JPI tokens or three? Certainly some staff spend a lot of time looking up instructions in West Cumbria, so if you say you couldn't get a JPI form because it wouldn't download then it may be accepted. As to the number of tokens .....