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Yep Travelcards are valid on GA services within the zones. As Shenfield is outside Zone 6, you will need a Boundary Zone 6 - Shenfield ticket as an 'extension' ticket. Anytime Day Return: £6.70 Off-Peak Day Return: £6.30

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I've been playing around on Star (the same system used by Cambridge) and am having the same problem. The only way around it I have found thus far is to put Kings Cross as the via point. This means you will be changing onto the underground at Kings Cross rather than Finsbury Park but you would...

I rather like... http://realtime.nationalrail.co.uk/ldbcis/departures.aspx?u=039B1CD1-14D4-4CB9-83B1-A84CC3AEDF83&crs=NRW&H=1200 You can change the station by amending the station code towards the end of the URL.

Is there any official word on whether this is definitely happening yet?

Any idea whether this will also apply to super off-peak? (Hey, I can dream!). Either way this is fantastic news.

I work in a ticket office too. It's quite sad, many of my colleagues seem resigned to the fact that our days happily sitting behind our little glass windows are numbered! That is by no means to say that they are happy about it. I will be interested to see what the demise of ticket offices will...

On my TOC (c2c), we still get 50p for each Network Railcard we sell.

She just said she'd 'had nothing but problems with RSH'. I have no idea what sort of problems she meant by this, but since she recommended using the trainline instead I'm not going to take her words too seriously.

I had exactly the same problem at Nottingham station. The ticket office were unable to do anything, and just told me to contact RSH (and strongly advised against using them in the future). RSH were able to give me another reference number so I could pick up the remaining tickets. Even though...

Well, I have to say it went rather well and I got the job! The interview itself was quite relaxed with pretty standard customer service based questions. I found it advertised on their website, I'd been checking for a while and these ticket office and gateline vacancies were the first I'd seen...

Hi all! I work for C2C, and was today told by my manager that there is an agreement in place with Greater Anglia whereby C2C employees can travel on Greater Anglia services using our staff passes (even though Greater Anglia is no longer owned by NX). I'd never heard or read about this anywhere...

I've got an interview soon for a ticket office vacancy with C2C, has anyone had an interview with them before who can offer any tips? I'd be really grateful!

I've got an assessment day tomorrow for the role of Customer Relations Advisor with GA (at Norwich Station). Does anyone know what to expect? Very nervous but excited!

At least their website is finally working...

I thought I'd have a go at applying as it looks like a really interesting scheme. One problem, the path I'm most interested in is the 'Telecoms' one, I've tried choosing all of the depots but no matter which I select, the telecoms option doesn't appear. Is anyone else having the same problem...

I know it's highly unlikely, but I wish Greater Anglia would reintroduce Shenfield as a stop for the Liverpool Street - Norwich service. Since NXEA withdrew it, travelling from Southend Vic to Norwich has added an extra change at Chelmsford/Colchester and 20 mins+ onto the journey time...