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National Express - has anyone ever seen coach prices go down? PLUS cancellation rights...
Hi all Last year I bought tickets with National Express from Swansea to Heathrow (return) for travel in August. They were really cheap, around £22 for both fares. I need to do the same this year. The prices however are around £100! I've been in touch with NE to discuss and they say the price will only go up. Apparently…
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Woman obstructs train doors
A few weeks ago, I got off a train at Wymondham, and started walking towards the station exit, at which point I noticed a chavette running down the footbridge, whilst her partner with what appeared to be a special pushchair (for a disabled child) was stood on the top of the footbridge. I did not notice this at the time,…
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Uber - Cheshire - Manc Airport ?
Hi all, Its a while away, but will need to get from Congleton, Cheshire to Manc Airport. I am taking it as read that Uber operate in Manchester , but do you reckon they would come out to Congleton ? Also, do Uber pick up from Manc Airport ? Cheers
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Eurostar to launch direct Amsterdam-London train - MSE News
Eurostar will launch a direct train from Amsterdam to London in April, with tickets from as little as £35...Read the full story: 'Eurostar to launch direct Amsterdam-London train' Click reply below to discuss. If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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London 60+ card to Freedom Pass
Does anyone know how I can see if I gave tfl permission to share my details with my Local Council when I got my 60+ pass when I turned 60? I have checked that tfl have my current address etc but I cannot see anywhere to tick my permission to share my details for the new pass to be issued automatically. Reason for needing…
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Advice needed on bike tyres
My girlfriend bought a secondhand mountain bike for my daughter but it need two new tyres so could someone recommend some cheap tyres that will only be used on paths. The tyres are 26 X 1.9 50-559 so could we fit tyres that are 26 X 1.90 47-559 as I don't know whats the difference between 50-559 and 47-559.
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Hare Fares
Greater Anglia are running a scheme called Hare Fares. The idea is that you travel to London and return same day for a discounted ticket. I plan a 3 day trip to London which normally will cost me and my daughter over £100 but if I buy two return tickets, one for the day I plan to travel to London and a return ticket for…
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Made to pay for a ticket after my travel warrant got lost
Hello, I was once travelling to a probation appointment, but my travel warrant got lost in the post. I jumped on the train at Wymondham without buying one, as the station was a Paytrain (aka a "Pay On Train") station, and I did get the OK for this from the GA (Greater Anglia) contact centre. I jumped on the train, and when…
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Train passengers still struggling to buy railcards weeks after website update - MSE News
Some train passengers have been left unable to buy or renew their railcards online for weeks, due to ongoing "technical issues" with the Railcards website following a major update at the end of November. If you've paid for a railcard you haven't received or are struggling to buy one, here's what to try...Read the full…
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Uber drivers preferred Reward program
[FONT="]To improve service convenience, Uber added more features to its app to benefit its drivers. These features include a long trip notification feature, friendlier acceptance rate policy, 6 driver destination filters per and many more. Now, Uber is introducing a rider preferred program to appreciate exceptional…
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Cancelling Flybe tickets - Tax redemption
Apparently, if I cancel flight bookings with Flybe, 'Tax Redemption of Air Passenger' duty incurs a fee of £25 per person 'per sector'. Can anyone explain what 'per sector' means? In my case the flights are simply an outward flight and a return two days later between two UK airports. Best case would be that 'per sector' in…
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Rail Strikes and our Consumer Rights
Hi All, I, along with thousands of others, was caught up in the December South Western Railway strikes. I hold a season ticket (c.£4,000 a year!), and feel that the reduced service offered in this period falls foul of the requirement for services to be 'as described'. During the strike period, I either avoided travelling,…
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Military veterans to get a third off train travel with new railcard - MSE News
A new railcard giving cheaper fares for military veterans will be launched from Armistice Day (11 November) this year, the Government has announced...Read the full story: 'Military veterans to get a third off train travel with new railcard' Click reply below to discuss. If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply.
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Trainline.com - Incorrect Train Information Complaint
Hi, I had two tickets booked via TheTrainline.com travelling from Sheffield to London on LNER (Northern rail to Doncaster and LNER from there) on 1st January on an Advance Single tickets. I then received the following e-mail from TheTrainline on the 24th December: As it said my ticket was valid on ANY later LNER services…
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TicketySplit feedback - official discussion
Hi all, We've been working on a new version of our TicketySplit split ticket finder tool, which now includes advance deals, as well as walk-on train fares. We would love as much feedback as possible if anyone has 5 mins to spare, particularly on any glitches you find in results. What worked for you, what didn't, and did…
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Rights if delayed
Good morning. Apologies if this has already been covered - I have had a quick look and cannot find similar. I have advanced purchased a ticket Harrogate to London via Leeds in Feb. this is first class on a named train, and therefore relatively inexpensive. The Harrogate to Leeds service is notoriously late so the question…
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How to book the cheapest train fare - not by date
All I want to do is a ticketsearch for the cheapest fare Perth to Edinburgh returning on the same day. I can go anytime, any date. I have tried thetrainline, nationalrailenquiries, scotrail, trainpal, omio and googled "skyscanner for trains" but every time you have to put your date of travel. The great advantage of…
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Birmingham International not a Birmingham Station?
Since when? I frequently buy Birmingham Stations when traveling to or Via Birmingham International. Before Saturday I've never had a ticket barrier refuse this or a member of staff who now say that Birmingham Stations only applies to New St, Moor St and Snow Hill. So I was forced to purchase a return for New St -…
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Family Rail Card
I will be travelling alone later in the year and was looking at prices. I have a family railcard which i use when travelling with my grandson.I have found that the cost when travelling with my grandson it is cheaper with the railcard discount than just buying one ticket (without the railcard). Anyone know if buying the two…
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Split train tickets and missed connections
Is there any insurance built in to split train tickets. They are a great idea and could save me £20+ on a £56 ticket, but the trains on my route are often delayed or cancelled, and sometimes the time given for making a connection is under 10 minutes. Does missing a train mean that I would have to buy a ticket for that leg…
