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The 6.30ish from Uckfield to LBG and the 18.07 LBG to UCK are often standing room only between Hurst Green and London Bridge and if the train is short formed (as the 6.30ish) which it has been this week then people at Oxted do decide not to board it and wait for the next one. Obviously...

If you can demonstrate what tickets you have used and purchased then I would complain. Its more difficult if you cant prove what you bought to do the other legs

I know its not much! However its principle, if they are only going to compensate me on the basis of timetable of the day I'll claim every penny due, especially when it costs more to process!

A few weeks ago I travelled on a Thameslink train from Three Bridges to London Bridge. The train was over 15 minutes but not as much as 30 minutes late. I had bought a single Ticket from Three Bridges to East Croydon which cost £7.10. From East Croydon I was using my annual season ticket from...

what the data won’t show is the complete journey for those who have a season ticket to say London Terminals, and therefore if travelling to Birmingham, Bristol etc buy an additional ticket from London to that city. There journey will show as 2 separate trips. it will also of course show some...

If you come in to the terminal platforms in the first place as I do you come down a short escalator that you have to come down anyway. So tap exit, and straight back in again as I did today to fix the delay in case delay repay applied.

I would use Oyster between London Bridge and St Pancras. Tapping in and out at London Bridge is easy, out one barrier back in the adjacent one. However if a 48 minute change time between London Bridge and St P is required I’ll catch the 6.44 from Crowborough. This morning the 7.14 was late due...

I have a season ticket to do the Crowborough London Terminals bit and an Advance Single to do the Euston Telford bit. 1696230700 Thanks MCR and Hadders

I am going from Crowborough to Telford tomorrow, booked on the 9.10 from Euston. When I booked the ticket I could catch the 7.14 from Crowborough, and for some reason change at East Croydon to Victoria, then Victoria line to Euston. I say for some reason as I would route myself via London...

Ok so ultimately you can go Reading - Waterloo and then not do the Waterloo - Elephant bit? 1668025319 Can I delete the thread? :lol: Although going via Waterloo is not too much of a hardship

It appears that for £283.20 you can get a flexi season ticket from Reading to Elephant & Castle, a siginfi saving on Reading to London Terminals. It states “Valid only for travel via (changing trains or passing through) London Terminals, but not valid on Underground services.” What does this...

That was my assumption. Been promoted to shut him up!

Do trainspotters that have already seen the fleet in its original configuration with the original numbers now have to see them all again in the new configuration?

I asked the same question of Southern on Twitter. No response though. I would assume so. As South Eastern is getting g Freida of First Class altogether it would seem odd if a neighbouring line was increasing its proportion of First Class

Southerns Advice is "Do not travel unless necessary" not sure what the difference is between that and Do Not Travel!

I emailed Transport Focus and got an email back from London Watch:- "The Rail Delivery Group informed passengers that Delay Repay for 120 minutes will be made available to monthly and yearly season ticket holders who were unable to travel on strike days on which our staff participated...

They do eventually come back to you on referred claims. I have had some rejected (cause of this thread) others accepted. I do agree that the suggestion you resubmit and the lack of information on how to do it is appalling. Maybe I‘ll submit a complaint about it! In the meantime my FOI...

You can probably make a data subject access request for it. Thats more likely to ensure it gets kept and provided rather than you relying on an appeal against a penalty fare notice. I would investigate your rights to the CCTV first, because it will at least help collaborate your version of...

In order to appeal with Southern you basically have to resubmit the delay repay application. So you go in to the Delay Repay account select the relevant date ticket, train etc and then select resubmitted claim. The only flaw of course being that if by the time you get the response to...

I would certainly review how Trainline works with the railcard and if it really does add it automatically and is not clear it has then write to them to complain. Never know they might make a contribution to the fine - unlikely I know!