johnnycache
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Easement 70 reads as follows:
70 The following journeys may double back between Gatwick Airport and
Three Bridges: (1) from Faygate to Haywards Heath, (2) from Faygate and
via Haywards Heath, (3) via Faygate and to Haywards Heath, (4) via
Faygate and via Haywards Heath. This easement applies in both directions.
The journey i want to make is Horsham to Shoreham (Sussex) via Gatwick Airport using the following trains:
1020 Horsham Gatwick 1037
1050 Gatwick Shoreham 1130
1314 Shoreham Gatwick 1355
1409 Gatwick Horsham 1426
The nationalrail site quotes single fares of £16.20 outward and £16.70 return
and says there are no return fares
My question is should the normal off-peak day return of £13.90 apply in this case?
If the journey is made changing at Three Bridges and Haywards Heath (not via Gatwick Airport) then £13.90 is quoted
I work for Southern...but i'm sure some of you guys out there understand this better than i do!
70 The following journeys may double back between Gatwick Airport and
Three Bridges: (1) from Faygate to Haywards Heath, (2) from Faygate and
via Haywards Heath, (3) via Faygate and to Haywards Heath, (4) via
Faygate and via Haywards Heath. This easement applies in both directions.
The journey i want to make is Horsham to Shoreham (Sussex) via Gatwick Airport using the following trains:
1020 Horsham Gatwick 1037
1050 Gatwick Shoreham 1130
1314 Shoreham Gatwick 1355
1409 Gatwick Horsham 1426
The nationalrail site quotes single fares of £16.20 outward and £16.70 return
and says there are no return fares
My question is should the normal off-peak day return of £13.90 apply in this case?
If the journey is made changing at Three Bridges and Haywards Heath (not via Gatwick Airport) then £13.90 is quoted
I work for Southern...but i'm sure some of you guys out there understand this better than i do!