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    Restrictions on the rtn portion of a Oxford - Scunthorpe Route: +Any Permitted ticket

    Thanks all. Caught the 0822 from Paddington without any problems. Your answers were what I thought was the case, but had some doubts, in part caused by the departure boards saying something like "Off-Peaks and Super Off-Peaks are not valid on this train, apart from for stations beyond [somewhere...
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    Restrictions on the rtn portion of a Oxford - Scunthorpe Route: +Any Permitted ticket

    Hello, quick question I hold the return portion of an Oxford-Scunthorpe off peak return, route Not Via London, with a Y-P, price £50.30. I excessed this ticket to allow travel via London, at a cost of £9.30. I have travelled from Scunthorpe to London today on this ticket, and intend to travel...
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    And the Chaos is underway!

    I was booked on this sleeper (a bargain berth, no less) - was in fact at Mallaig, sat on the 16.05 departure to Fort William that wasn't, when the West Highland routes were suspended. The staff on that train weren't especially helpful to begin with - after a few phone calls, told us that...
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    Excessing an off-peak return London-Oxford?

    Hello, I need to get from London to Oxford next Wednesday morning, and looking to get in to Oxford before 1000. I have an unused return portion of an Off-Peak Return (with a Young Persons' Railcard; the total cost of the return was £15.50). I think the first train I could use this on would...
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    London to Oxford, starting short by an odd route

    Hello, I have an unused return portion of an Off Peak Return Oxford -> London, route Any Permitted. I think - but I wanted to check - there's no reason why I couldn't use this to travel from High Wycombe to Oxford tomorrow afternoon. Permitted routes between London and Oxford include those...

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