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This is a very unfair comment. I have, on other threads in the past, praised guards. My comment was that if the guard had showed discretion, which they have the option of doing, the outcome would have been different. This is nothing more than fact, and is indeed what another guard on this...

Hi Serenity, Welcome to the forums. I'm really sorry to hear that your boyfriend is in hospital and you had to return early from your holiday. I hope everything turns out okay. I am also really sorry to hear about the abismal (or even, lack of) customer service that you received from the...

Thank you very much, NSEFAN and calc7.

I was about to ask the same thing! A one- or two-sentence summary (or link) is always useful when starting an "update" thread. EDIT: Sorry - I didn't notice that there was a page 2, which answers the question! Thank you, Ainsworth74.

I thought starting and stopping short was fine on all except Megatrain tickets. Can somebody please post the full rules for those of us who are interested in learning? Thank you.

Thank you very much for all your replies. There are have been some good suggestions, and the point wasn't to get too hung up on ceremonial boundaries, but to use a more subjective test of whether it was deemed to be "served" by the railway. Anyway, it's been an interesting discussion...

Good idea! I can get a reserved seat whenever I travel by train! Please suggest this to those in charge! :)

Newport

1. It sounds like a person trying to clear their throat of phlegm - that's good Welsh, isn't it?! :lol: (joking - I love cool Welsh people, I love Wales and I think the Welsh language needs to be preserved) 2. There was a decade after I moved out of Bristol where I always said "Bristol"...

Forgot to attach pic, and it won't do it by editing, so here's a new message with attachment.

Hi, deltic1989, I have never been on a sleeper train in UK - I have been on 3 sleeper trains in China ( :lol: ) and 2 in Australia ( :cry: ). Chinese sleeper trains have (or at least had, I have not kept up with the development of Chinese railways in the last few years) five classes: *...

Namwon (South Korea) - travelled through there yesterday!

Newcastle-under-Lyne (population 123,900) is a good call. Gosport (population 82,600) is good, too. Thank you. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- I foresaw that hence saying the following in my opening post: I was hoping that most people could be pragmatic about what is a...

Actually, I thought that, too, when Wikipedia was using 2001 data. Release of census data is the sort of thing that would come to my attention and I would look at (but living outside of UK, I do miss some stuff).

Because it's not listed on Wikipedia, and I'm currently busy planning my trip over the next few days! You are very welcome to post a link to 2011 data for us to use but Cherry_Picker seems to be quite certain with his answer.

Thank you, Cherry_Picker. Dudley - 23rd largest city in UK by population (2001) - 194,619. Thank you for your quick response! --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Good idea, Robinson. However, in 2001, Oldham was smaller than Dudley (63rd largest city in UK, population...

Hi guys, Firstly, an apology: I am sure that this must have been done before (probably many times). I HAVE used the search function in an attempt to find it, but I am sorry that my search has NOT been successful. If the URL of the previous thread is found and posted here, I am happy for a...

Well, maybe slightly off topic here as it's not so much seat hogging but more seat appropriating. I will also add that this seems to have died about about three years ago (or else I haven't experienced it recently), at approximately the time that ticket design changed. Although British, I...

* geeky wave to WelshBluebird * Good to hear from you! --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Great post, 34Short! Congratulations on all you hae achieved!

Taebaek (South Korea)