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What is the point of season tickets where you must "avoid London terminals"?
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lcc86 said:
Haha sadly I'm well over that age bracket!2childmum2 said:Mature students can get a 16-25 Railcard. But check the restrictions and minimum spend - it may not be much use for your commuteYes, but even so you may still be eligible
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Hmmm I'll have to look into this. I'm doing a doctorate so not sure if I'd qualify as I think t may technically count as distance learning. Definitely worth a try though, I'm sure someone on my course will know!martindow said:lcc86 said:
Haha sadly I'm well over that age bracket!2childmum2 said:Mature students can get a 16-25 Railcard. But check the restrictions and minimum spend - it may not be much use for your commuteYes, but even so you may still be eligible0 -
Tram from East Croydon to Beckenham Junction, then get the Victoria train that stops at Brixton?1
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Or the university might be worth a try. You can't be the first person in this situation.lcc86 said:
Hmmm I'll have to look into this. I'm doing a doctorate so not sure if I'd qualify as I think t may technically count as distance learning. Definitely worth a try though, I'm sure someone on my course will know!martindow said:lcc86 said:
Haha sadly I'm well over that age bracket!2childmum2 said:Mature students can get a 16-25 Railcard. But check the restrictions and minimum spend - it may not be much use for your commuteYes, but even so you may still be eligible
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I actually had all my enrolment info through and my course is part-time so not eligible for the Railcard but was worth looking into!martindow said:
Or the university might be worth a try. You can't be the first person in this situation.lcc86 said:
Hmmm I'll have to look into this. I'm doing a doctorate so not sure if I'd qualify as I think t may technically count as distance learning. Definitely worth a try though, I'm sure someone on my course will know!martindow said:lcc86 said:
Haha sadly I'm well over that age bracket!2childmum2 said:Mature students can get a 16-25 Railcard. But check the restrictions and minimum spend - it may not be much use for your commuteYes, but even so you may still be eligible0 -
Thanks all I think I've worked out that I can get a flexi ticket from mine to Clapham and then get the bus/cycle the rest. Appreciate everyone's input as it stopped me making a few expensive mistakes and some ideas for other routes!1
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