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Yep. Up to 4 adults & 4 children can avail of the discount when travelling together. Source

I have also seen First Class get very busy on TPE's more popular services - on a 3 car 185 (Liverpool/Manchester eastbound and v.v.) there is barely half a carriage worth of 1st seating, although you do sometimes get a 6 car. Leeds westbound in the afternoon peak is almost guaranteed to be full.

On a mobile, this can also be achieved by covering over the sensitive info once in white, then once in black, then screenshotting. Drawing over it only once leaves it potentially visible simply by shifting the contrast up/down.

"Hello mate, I'm just going the shop" or "Just going for a smoke mate" has worked 100% of the time even when I've had no intention of doing either. (Don't ask, tell ;) )

Very minor point but I would be tempted to reword this sentence slightly softer:

a child isn't likely to knock your lights out on a whim

yes it should no it shouldn't It's valid Journey planners will sell through tickets BPW-BRI-CDF including the relatively short double back near BRI 1742243066 This is correct

Splitting at Leicester and/or Peterborough often brings the price down for Advance fares.

Very petty for them to argue over a few seconds. That said, I'm not convinced you'll be successful - but nothing to lose by trying. If it's a fair few bob, I'd appeal.

Sometimes it's as simple as people having a negative personality in general and complaining about anything and everything possible.

https://www.lner.co.uk/support/tickets-booking-faq/upgrade-to-first-class/upgrade-to-first-class-onboard-the-train/ You may want to read the above: upgrades are available onboard LNER at £45 (subject to capacity). You should also take a look at Seatfrog.

Yes. The restrictions on a Super Off Peak SOA-NCL are: This means you can travel into London at pretty much any time you choose.

It's nothing new, trust me.

Are you eligible for any railcards? 16-25 / 26-30 / Senior / Disabled for example? You may also want to look at ticket splitting websites such as Trainsplit - you may be offered a cheaper combination of fares whilst still staying on the same train throughout. For example, it is often cheaper...

The coach looks like a decent option - NatEx have several coaches in the morning up, afternoon back, timed at 3h and priced at £8.90.