Recent content by David M

The Greens didn't end the agreement, the SNP did - the climate change argument is spurious, the main disagreement is down to the Cass report. The Scottish Greens are wired to the moon and will not be missed.

Sorry, that's nonsense on 2 counts: HSBC isn't an English Bank HSBC machines in Scotland will generally dispense Scottish banknotes

Row 5 is just over half way into the car park and, further along, there are spaces outwith the rows as well - if it reached 80% capacity, you were unlucky. I don't recall the entrance having moved since the car park opened. Agree with you re the ticket machines not being the best as they're...

It is obviously busier during the day than in the evening but you should have absolutely no problem finding a space at any time, any day. It was extended (can't remember when) to get more spaces and there's never an issue now. Just the one big car park.

Thanks for the confirmation she can use any train and thanks for the seat reservation link.

Ticket type both ways is Off-Peak Single Price paid each way £18.90 = total £37.80 What was bizarre was that selecting specific trains each way worked out more expensive - can't understand that at all.

I hope I'm not being obtuse but my wife has booked tickets for Saturday 18th May from Berwick Upon Tweed to Newcastle - she was originally going to use Trainline but I told her they charged a booking fee so she has used the LNER app which has given her e-tickets. She found the app quite...

Thanks for this - had checked Scotrail for tickets on 16th April and assumed prices had been increased on every booking site.

"The platforms won't be 100mm taller than the floor of the rolling stock, but 200mm." 200mm is marginally less than 8" - that's a pretty hefty step for both getting on or off.

You're fortunate that you're travelling from Edinburgh to Glasgow (assuming you're getting on at Waverley) as the platform is announced long before the train from Glasgow arrives so you can be right at the far end of the 8 coach train before it arrives. The other direction is a nightmare as at...

Re 'pensioners' - unless things have changed, the concessionary travel card isn't accepted on the trams.

Good news. I await the inevitable criticism.

I use the Borders Railway very regularly. I am never getting off before Waverley (except for the very rare time I'm going to a concert at MacArts and get the train in from Tweedbank to Galashiels). More often than not, I'm heading onwards to Queen St and, very occasionally to Shotts or...

They're not likely to be picky, they will definitely strictly adhere to the rules - it's not Belgium's fault we left the EU. Like the poste above, it took a fortnight when I renewed in March at the height of the huge delays stories. Complete the forms properly and they are quick.

I thought tickets purchased via Scotrail permitted you to use any card at the ticket machine to collect the tickets, not necessarily the card you paid with. As an aside, Curve card is accepted for ticket collection if used to pay with.