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Cancelled flights Birmingham - Ryanair

Ryanair have cancelled a number of flights from Birmingham over half term, and my flight to Murcia was amongst them. I received the notification but the e-mail was ambiguous and appeared to me that the whole itinerary had been cancelled (I was due to return on the 4th November).

A couple of weeks later I received a refund notice, but it wasn't for the full amount of the flights. I replied to the refund email to question the amount, and also send two faxes through to the Refund department. So far I have not had a response.

After some difficulties I have finally managed to get on to my booking info on the web site, and the return flight is still listed as being active.

If I can't get there then how can I get back!? I will try to contact the reservations number on Monday.

Can anyone give me any advice. Thanks

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