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I am buying a Super Off-Peak Return from Worcester to Euston, limited to West Midlands Railway / London Northwestern trains only. I'll be travelling to London this Sunday, breaking the return journey and stopping overnight on Sunday in Northampton, and returning Monday evening. Two...

It is s day return. If it helps, I am taking my bike. From B to C is maybe ten miles. I could say I'm biking the last leg of the journey.

The usual, more obvious route to C is not possible at all, also. Additionally, there are no trains calling at that station tomorrow

I would like to travel from station A to station B, tomorrow. A return is around £40. What I always do is buy a ticket from station A to station C. A permitted route is to change at station B. I cut the journey short, never actually go to C, always alight at station B, and get the whole...

I know. But I'm going to be in Preston this week. This is why I asked the question stating I would be starting and finishing there. 1704369244[/automerge

Starting in Preston, I would like to visit Blackburn, Darwen and Westhoughton, and end up back in Preston, the same day. What is the cheapest way of doing this? Is there a day return from Preston to a certain station that would allow me to break my journey at those three places?

Couldn't they get any of several per hour New Street - University trains for the first part of the journey, heading to Redditch / Bromsgrove / Hereford? (And then, of course, get the hourly stopping train from University - Cheltenham).

I was playing around on the National Rail Enquiries app and I discovered that apparently there's an off-peak day return from Worcester to Melksham which is valid via Pewsey. It's Worcester - Reading - Westbury - Melksham. The app said it's £23.90, the same price as going the usual way via...

I have an advance purchase ticket for the 7.04 Birmingham to Liverpool Lime Street train, using the direct London NorthWestern service, this Friday. Is it likely this train will be running? All of them are cancelled today. If not, would I be allowed to get to Liverpool using other operator's...

Would I then be splitting the ticket at New Street, Galton Bridge, or Rolfe Street?

How about buying a ticket from Worcester to Smethwick Rolfe Street? That's £8.80 return and then I can actually change at either New Street or Galton Bridge? Then either buy the return ticket from either Rolfe Street, Galton Bridge, or New Street to Newtown - whichever is cheaper / gives me...

Split at Northfield? (60p more).

That's was what I was thinking. I was going to change at Bromsgrove, then my train will call at Longbridge. I have plenty of time because the first train I can get from New Street to Newtown is at 8.25. 1654856785 1654856876 How about I pay 60p more and split the ticket at Northfield...

Split at Longbridge

I want to know what would be the cheapest way to buy a day return from Worcester to Newton (Powys), please. Does anybody know of any combination of tickets for under £30? I'll be travelling on a Saturday, returning the same day. I don't want advance purchase tickets as I want flexibility and...

Thanks. I saw the Anytime fare, but this Off-Peak ticket is even better. If I bought this ticket, I won't be getting off at St Helens Jn, just passing through. Do I have to explain anything to the train staff, or do I just show my ticket once and probably not expect them to query me again?

Thanks for the replies. Just been playing around with National Rail Enquiries. Would a return from Crewe to St Helens Junction be suitable for my journey? It's £20.60 but seems it might work and is a more straightforward ticket. 1650479166 Thanks. I did see the £1.50 tickets. i might be able to...

Thanks for the suggestion but that option is more than I want to pay.

I want to start from, and end up in, Crewe. I want to visit both Manchester and Liverpool. Which off-peak day return ticket could I buy which would allow me to change at Liverpool on the outward journey and change at Manchester on the return (so spend a few hours in each city)? I'm thinking...

I live in Worcester and want to visit Loughborough. This is the cheapest way I think, but could somebody please confirm that it's definitely OK to do it this way... I buy an off-peak day return ticket from Worcester to either Derby or Long Eaton (same price). Then I travel via Birmingham and...