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Sorry in the original post where it said an oyster refund of 2.40 I thought it was for a missed journey or something.

One possibility is that the customer thought the refund was going back on the oyster card. They might have only noticed later when the credit did not appear.

Where did the cash come from ? Now there are no ticket offices I assume to came out of a machine on the concourse. Can these machines issue cash refunds ?

What work needs to be done to allow the new trains to run ?

Ledbury tunnel between Colwall and Ledbury is single bore. I think that's why GWR don't operate 10 car IETs through it.

I was wondering how long the driver training time varied depending on which line you drive ? I assume the Victoria, where the train drives itself between stations, would be shorter compared to the Bakerloo where the train is manually driven.

According to Real time trains that train departed at 0926 so you had a valid ticket at the time the train left.

Gloucester and Warwickshire Railway is open from this Saturday 2nd March.

You get a full refund from the place you purchased the ticket from.

As it was a Torquay man arrested one wonders if they missed the last train of the day and got bored !

So not really a points failure it's a track defect

They have 14 days to contact the owner of the van to find out who was driving. So basically you have to wait. If nothing heard by then you should be OK. Please note however if the van is leased then they will contact the lease company first. The lease company will tell the police the company...

I read it if you put in more up to 10% they will match it

One year after T4 on the beach at Weston Super Mare the Torbay express took 150 passengers back to Bristol !

Empty stock is on the way in to Waterloo

A list of stations doesn't really help. Both Reading and Exeter St Davids would be on there. The network railcard is not valid on any train via Taunton. You would have to go to Basingstoke and go via Salisbury. That's why you need to use the map.

Not at Slough they don't!

Yes everyone without a reservation is expected to remain in the unreserved carriage. The beauty of the Japanese system is you can reserve a seat any time.

Or just use the Japanese system. A coach is simply labelled on the outside reserved or non-reserved. No further labels required and you can reserve a seat anytime.

What a strange door. Sounds like another Boeing bodge like the MCAS system !