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Good evening,
I posted a while back asking whether an LST - ESM 'any permitted route' season was valid via SSD and was told that it was.
This morning I was checking to ensure that that was still the case and came across the ATOC routeing point calculator at http://data.atoc.org/rp_calc...
Perfect. Thank you.
I was referring to the Elsenham - London Terminals ticket.
Just wanted to make sure that the origin and destinations part meant those printed on the ticket, not the intermediate stations I wanted to travel between.
Just to confirm; does this mean that I can't use the ticket to travel between Stansted Mountfitchet and Stansted Airport only - given that they're both part of a group (the same one)?
Good morning,
I'm after a little help please.
I've currently got a Stansted Mountfitchet - London Terminals annual season ticket.
It's coming up for renewal and I've read on here that an Elsenham - London Terminals annual season offers the additional flexibility of travel via Stansted Airport...
Good morning,
Wondering if anyone can help?
I've found a website which suggests that the car park at Totnes railway station is free.
Is that still correct?
Thanks,
Andy.
Hello - I'm looking for some fares advice please.
I'm looking the cheapest way to travel the following journey:
Stansted Mountfitchet (SST) to Bristol Temple Meads (BRI)
1 person has 16-25 railcard and requires a ticket for the full journey.
1 person has a season ticket covering SST to...
I'm coming from Stansted, so Stratford would be possible but a bit out of the way.
Tottenham Hale, however...
So that would be Tottenham Hale to Highbury & Islington using the Victoria line, touch on the pink reader and then onto the London Overground for Richmond?
Takes 57 minutes, but that's...
Thanks for the replies. My last journey was more than eight weeks ago, so it's dropped off the journey history now.
I'm going over there tomorrow though, so I'll report back if I get overcharged!
As far as I'm aware, I was touching in at Liverpool Street tube, out at the top of the stairs as you...
I often visit my grandad in Richmond and travel from Liverpool Street (underground) to Richmond via Bank, the Waterloo and City line and then mainline rail from Waterloo to Richmond.
Every time I do this, I seem to get charged the maximum daily amount on my PAYG Oyster card.
I'm obviously doing...
It looks like this may well be the winning formula.
Thank you very much indeed! :smile:
It's quite frustrating that you need such a deep level of understanding in order to get the best value.
Thank you for the advice. I'll see what I can do. One reason I want to take the train is that it gives me time to prepare and get my thoughts together before I arrive.
Morning!
I'm due to travel from London (any terminal) to Hinckley, Leicestershire on 19th January and need to do so as cheaply as possible.
I checked the fares on RSH and I'm getting ~£100 for the journey I want. My employer has said this is too much and I must drive instead. I really don't...
I thought that your season ticket had to start or end at a London station to be issued a gold card?...
Edit: Ignore me. Network railcard area, not London area.
My OH just drove close to Great Chesterford station and said that it appeared that it, or an area very close by, may be on fire.
NXEA website shows a 'line-side fire in the Great Chesterford area'.
Anyone have any more news?
Hope no one was caught up in it. :s
Apologies if that's the case. I could've sworn his jacket had the G4S logo on it.
Then again, I wasn't paying too much attention to that and was more concerned about being let through.
He was perfectly polite, but just didn't 'get' what I was trying to do.
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