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When I book via the SWR website, I have to select my railcard each time. I'm happy with that because it makes me think about the expiry date (which I have a reminder in my calendar).

SWR run direct Salisbury-Reading services on a Sunday, so a single change a Salisbury is also possible.

Definitely did that route for a day out at the sea in the 70's.

The use of "innocent" in the title is wrong, perhaps should be "unwittingly"?

Picked up a ticked via one of the SWR TVMs at Basingstoke this week, surprised I wasn't asked to insert the card.

Nope, oldest day available is 2nd.

When I worked on electronics equipment "US" always meant "UnServiceable". Pretty sure the "0110" and "0237" have been the same for several days.

Can you clarify, as using a 16-17 more than once isn't an offence. Do you mean you have been applying the 16-17 railcard to ticket purchases, when in fact you don't have one and this has happened multiple times?

It's not that cold down here.

SWR don't venture north of Reading, so it's Chiltern.

Who is your email provider? With Gmail for example I can see emaisl in the "All Emails" folder going back years, regardless if I actually deleted them.

This photo was posted on a Facebook group and supposedly shows the a train on the Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway near Winchester. However it looks like diesel train which seems to early for the year it was supposed to have been taken. Any ideas?

Original thread: https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/caught-at-sutton-coldfield-today.272220/#post-6892754

Set up a calendar reminder so future railcard expiry dates are not missed.

This confused me to. Only GWR trains stop at Dorking West. So journey was GWR and SWR only.

When I used this service in January, the building in Yarmouth was being refurbished and apart from toilets was pretty much closed.

Because there is a chance there might be previous journeys with the expired railcard applied, they need to investigate your journey history. Hence why there was no penalty fare offered.

Perhaps stop using Trainline in future, I always book tickets via the relevant TOc. Two advantages: - No surcharge - They never seem to remember railcards

I travel into London (usually Waterloo) often, however sometimes I need to get to CJ to switch to the Overground. Choosing the correct train is vital.

There is a saying, "when you are in a hole, stop digging". This was very bad advice, the TOC was clearly willing to settle without taking it to court, based on this action you may now find yourself in court and sporting a criminal conviction as a result. Lying may also be seem as perverting the...