Central Trains £5 tickets (over 50s only)
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I was birth registered as the 30th yet born on the 20th, so lost out on cheap buses and trains AND old age pension.
H.M Government said to get a declaration from any living relative to prove it. For example, birthday parties, that sort of thing.
Whats a birthday party, I said, we never had birthday parties, we were so poor we lived in a hole in the ground, covered by a piece of tarpaulin, but we were happy. :-))0 -
Ken68 wrote:I was birth registered as the 30th yet born on the 20th, so lost out on cheap buses and trains AND old age pension.
H.M Government said to get a declaration from any living relative to prove it. For example, birthday parties, that sort of thing.
Whats a birthday party, I said, we never had birthday parties, we were so poor we lived in a hole in the ground, covered by a piece of tarpaulin, but we were happy. :-))
You had a tarpaulin?! We had to use a piece of tatty old lino!!0 -
We upgraded to a cardboard box, but we were 'appy.0
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Does anybody know if Central Trains will be running a similar scheme this year? Nothing on the website yet, I'm probably just being a bit too eager!Stompa0
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Does anybody know if Central Trains will be running a similar scheme this year? Nothing on the website yet, I'm probably just being a bit too eager!
Answering my own question, the good news is they are:
http://www.centraltrains.co.uk/templates/over50TrainRoutes.aspx?id=2274Stompa0 -
If I understand it correctly I can do Cambridge to Manchester Piccadilly for £10 return, then on to my destination for £9 return, plus £8.60 to get to Cambridge from my local station. Total £27.60 instead of the cheapest fare I can find of two £20 singles. Saving £12.40.0
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hardpressed wrote: »If I understand it correctly I can do Cambridge to Manchester Piccadilly for £10 return, then on to my destination for £9 return, plus £8.60 to get to Cambridge from my local station. Total £27.60 instead of the cheapest fare I can find of two £20 singles. Saving £12.40.
Sounds right to me. The only problem might be the slowness of the trains. I did Cambridge-Nottingham and Cambridge-Birmingham last year and the trains were very slow.Stompa0 -
Do you have to travel only on Central trains. Cambridge to Manchester is only partly Central the rest in One railways?0
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Yay! I can get rid of my daddy for a while! :jMurphy's No More Pies Club #209
Total debt [STRIKE]£4578.27[/STRIKE] £0.00 :j
100% paid off :j
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hardpressed wrote: »Do you have to travel only on Central trains. Cambridge to Manchester is only partly Central the rest in One railways?
Central Trains run a service from Birmingham to Stanstead, via Peterborough, Ely & Cambridge.0
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