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Hmm NYMR claim to have HMRC approval to do exactly this. https://www.nymr.co.uk/news/gift-aid-takes-the-nymr-to-next-level HM Revenue & Customs has agreed in writing with the NYMR that a ticket purchased which entitles the purchaser to unrestricted access to the public areas and timetabled...

I think there is a touch of confusion to what the Talyllyn are doing We went in October 2020 and were given a £5.00 voucher so they have been doing it for at least 3 years This is what the confirmation email said If you have donated your fare your "thank you" voucher will waiting for you in...

Tywyn > Bryncrug > Dolgoch Falls > Abergynolwyn

You are quite correct I misinterpreted

I disagree depending on what your of people attempting to travel without valid tickets actually is The attached poster states that twice as many people received penalty fares in the period noted than were reported for prosecution ( not actually prosecuted) on Station Exercises It may be more...

Not Rolling Stock but this is a main line with huge double decker trains in Interlaken Switzerland No fences at all and nothing to stop one roaming about the tracks...

As has Farringdon MET which I understand to be Grade 2 listed I wonder when that actually stopped taking in parcels

There was a very recent thread where my understanding is that GTR did exactly settle and cancel after a summons had been issued https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/notice-of-intention-to-prosecute-gtr-2-months-later.261825/page-2 There was also one from GWR a few months ago It seems that...

Just to be picky "I greatly appreciate your understanding and consideration" does not make sense as they have not shown either yet The insertion of the word "would" changes the whole context

I don't believe any rail company is going to be even trying to obtain peoples details from IP addresses I don't imagine any ISP is going to share these details with a private company without an expensive court order even assuming that the IP address is not in the end of a VPN or at a work site...

I would be quite interested in understanding if any forum member is aware in practice of anyone having a fully paid up penalty fare cancelled and the person being prosecuted ( I am aware that this is theoretically possible but back in the real world)

It is not particularly relevant to your case but it may help others in future to consider admitting things that Thameslink don't know on web forums when supplying Thameslink with the date of the incident , the date of the letter and the stations that you were travelling from and what you paid...

In Harrow and Wealdstone there is a bridge under the WMCL just north of the station which is on the H10 H9 route it is 13ft 3 inches high It used to have RLH busses as Route 230 in 2007 Timebus had a running day and we were lucky enough to go under it on the top deck of an open topper...

We would like to go on the Tilbury Ferry for its last day on Saturday We have an over 60 Oyster It seems that the cheapest fare we can find is BZ6 to Tilbury £6.20 Ferry £5.50 day Return Are there through tickets or is this the best we can do ? Why does the stupid national rail journey...

As per my post 76

I did encounter a woman who was most reluctant to move her bag a few weeks ago on the tube I asked her why she imagined for one moment that I wanted to Stand So they do exist but not often some people have been known to threaten to sit on any bags which results in them being moved pretty sharpish

Since the paperwork appears to shows 2 different surnames on different sheets I am not surprised there is confusion

Do the Porto trams count? They are heritage but are run by the Sociedade de Transportes Colectivos do Porto

Tax avoidance with HMRC?

This gives some further context on figures for the underground If this can be scaled it would suggest that around 3300 people are reported for prosecution annually ( not actually prosecuted ) there seem to be many more dodgers on Overground busses and trams As trams by and large have no...