Season ticket holder -refund for strikes on 25th December

[Jamiescott1]

The gwr website states
"
Industrial Action Update: If you have a monthly or longer season ticket, please claim below. after your intended journey, stating a delay of over 120 minutes. This is for the days of strike action: 19, 20 and 26 November.

If you have a Single or Return ticket, you can claim a full refund if you do not travel because of strike action. This is for tickets dated:

• 19, 20, 21 and 26 November.
• 13, 14 & 16, 17 December.
• 24, 25, 26, 27 December.
• 3, 4 and 6, 7 January"

As a season ticket holder can I really claim compensation for 25th and 26th December when no trains would of run anyway ?

 

[ThameslinkUser]

My TOC (GTR) does usually run trains on boxing day on my route so I'm particularly keen so see the answer to this.

 

[30907]

The gwr website states
"
Industrial Action Update: If you have a monthly or longer season ticket, please claim below. after your intended journey, stating a delay of over 120 minutes. This is for the days of strike action: 19, 20 and 26 November.

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As a season ticket holder can I really claim compensation for 25th and 26th December when no trains would of run anyway ?

I can't find the page to check but your quotation suggests that the Delay Repay method no longer applies.
You can, however, have a full refund for your Single or Return ticket dated for those days - if you can tell them the time of your intended train

 

[miklcct]

I can't find the page to check but your quotation suggests that the Delay Repay method no longer applies.
You can, however, have a full refund for your Single or Return ticket dated for those days - if you can tell them the time of your intended train

I have refunded my ticket on 25 December as the train I intend to take no longer exist in the timetable.

 

[PG]

• 3, 4 and 6, 7 January"

GWR may well yet amend that to include the fifth since ASLEF members at GWR are staging industrial action on that date.

 

[Cantab26]

The gwr website states

It would assist if you would please provide a link to the relevant page.

As a season ticket holder can I really claim compensation for 25th and 26th December when no trains would have run anyway ?

What causes you to believe that this might be possible? I see nothing in the quoted text which would invite such an inference.

 

[ffm]

The gwr website states
"
Industrial Action Update: If you have a monthly or longer season ticket, please claim below. after your intended journey, stating a delay of over 120 minutes. This is for the days of strike action: 19, 20 and 26 November.

If you have a Single or Return ticket, you can claim a full refund if you do not travel because of strike action. This is for tickets dated:

• 19, 20, 21 and 26 November.
• 13, 14 & 16, 17 December.
• 24, 25, 26, 27 December.
• 3, 4 and 6, 7 January"

As a season ticket holder can I really claim compensation for 25th and 26th December when no trains would of run anyway ?

No