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That ticket is valid for changing at Vauxhall, for the Victoria line, to any station in Zone 1.

And any journey that uses restriction 8A. TfW seem to like using this for Off Peak Returns, which allows travel at any time (like an Anytime Return) but break of journey is not permitted. Cardiff - Swansea is an example.

If it's a digital railcard, you should be able to do all of it online. Create an account on the TfL website, add your payment card/device, add your railcard number (which TfL validate with RDG) and away you go.

You could walk from Euston - St Pancras and take Thameslink St Pancras - Farringdon and change there for the Elizabeth Line

I've just tried it and it's working OK for me, although I don't have a subscription so can't log in, the home page and other pages seem OK

I think you mean Esher, which is the station for Sandown Park racecourse, rather than Sandown on the Isle of Wight? You just need a ticket from Surbiton - Esher and you can travel on a train straight to Esher station.

But is every ticket checked on the train after every stop? It's quite easy to get on a train and ignore the guard when they ask for "tickets from station X". Short of fitting a tracking device to each passenger when they enter a station, people will always find a way to pay less, or not at all...

If you want better value for money, you can always take the stopping services where you'll get to spend twice as long travelling for the same price. Depending on the route, it's either around 67 or 73 min.

It's not practical to do that as you'd need staff at each set of doors to check whether someone is going west of Swansea. There also looks to be a train to be an 08:52 to Great Malvern on the adjacent platform.

You mean 08:48 from Paddington? It's 09:13 from Reading.

It is valid via Waterloo. Easiest to just look at the journey from Portsmouth to Kempton Park/Shepperton.

I find it a bit odd that Worcester is in the Network Railcard area!

"Each car has double-flanged wheels on one side and unflanged wheels on the other—the two cars are a mirror image of one other. This means that at the passing loop, each car is automatically directed to its own side of the loop, whether it is traveling up or down." Taken from...

Actually, you can't use Oyster to Luton (but you can use contactless) and you can't use Oyster or contactless to London Southend and London Oxford airports.

Santander offer a 4 year railcard with their student account: https://www.santander.co.uk/personal/current-accounts/santander-edge-student-current-account

Reading - Waterloo - Waterloo East - London Bridge - Farringdon. The £30.00 fare is Reading - Vauxhall/Waterloo then underground to Farringdon.

Presumably you'll get 50% of Cardiff to Lewes fare back (GWR's website doesn't say anything to the contrary).

The daily caps are set at 1/5th the 7 Day Travelcard season rather than the other way around. The same does not apply to outboundary Travelcards as TOCs are responsible for pricing them and not TfL. The same pricing could apply to outboundary Travelcards but that would result in the Anytime Day...

Do you need to return from Victoria by train? An annual Travelcard for Zones 2-5 would cover East Croydon - Vauxhall, and all your bus journeys for £1,700.

You'll need to book if you're taking the 0605 Lymington - Yarmouth or 1105 Yarmouth - Lymington as both sailings have restricted capacity for foot passengers. I'd give them a call if you're travelling at another time to see if you need to make a reservation as a foot passenger. A through ticket...