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hahaha... i rarely login anymore but someone pointed out this thread to me! :lol::lol::lol:

i wonder who could be responsible for the novelty ticket stamps, i hear batman is really popular!!!!!! :wink::wink::wink:

it has a TVM machine on platform one

well if you think that you can do better using google than a trained professional then why don't you apply for a control job.... Hmmmmm, didn't think so!! sorry, i just get frustrated with people who think 'cos they read something on the internet that they know more than the person doing the...

McDonald's staff get discounted food, ASDA staff get discounted shopping ect ect, so why shouldn't railway staff get discounted travel(?!) i detect a hint of jealousy in your post, just saying! fyi, staff travel facilities are available to ALL railway staff regardless of grade not just...

i've read enough "armchair expertise" as i said and threads like this are always full of know-it-alls versions of what they think happened and what they would have done... blah blah blah!! i never said i hadn't read the thread, i said i hadn't read all 25 (now 26) pages of it and the drivel it...

very well put... whilst i really canne be bothered to read all 25 pages of "armchair expertise" on this subject, i do wonder how many claiming this should have happened and that should have happened are actually fully trained traincrew(?) my guess is hardly, if not any.... i doubt many were...

i can't read where anyone has said this thread reads like a stuck record... :roll:

i was merely pointing out that you could cut this tread in half to make the points made, it reads like a stuck record for such a straight forward issue!!! he got off lightly, FGW could have charged him for the FULL price of a SOR without the YP discount but they didn't.... pay the fare, learn...

im sorry but if you turned up to an airport without a valid ticket then you wouldn't be allowed to travel, the railway is not starbucks!! the RPI was right to charge him for a new ticket as the one he had was NO VALID without the YP railcard, your sons fault NOT the railways!! also, your...

you were brave... the 1831 Hull to Doncaster can quite often get rather, lets say, lively!!!! :lol::lol:

there is the Esk Valley Viaduct....

it depends on the ticket type... say for example SDS (standard day single) it permits a break of journey but the journey must be completed in the day. a SOS (standard open single) also permits a break of journey but you have five days to complete it in. some tickets allow overnight break even...

that's all fine and well, breaks of journey ARE allowed but im pretty sure that you cant buy a ticket, say for example, from Sheffield to York, valid until the 30th April, decide to spend the night in Doncaster and then resume your journey the following day (1st may) when your ticket is now out...

i am confused about this.... what type of ticket were you travelling on, what time of day did you continue your journey?! its not entirely shocking for a guard to say a ticket dated the previous day is invalid, only certain ticket types can have an overnight break of journey and there is a...

Darnholmn?!?

it has its mainline test tomorrow and all going well should arrive at the NYMR on thursday

think it was in one of those retail theropy magazines we all have to sign for (might be wrong but it was deffo a written thing)

not just nationwide... other banks have them as well... we received a brief about them recently and what to do if a passenger tries to pay with one!

there are some cards knocking about at the moment which are clearly marked as "cash cards" these are only for withdrawing cash from a ATM but people repetedly try to purchace train tickets onboard with them and of course.... they decline these people surely must know the type of card they...