In article , (Paul Weaver) wrote: You can phone them up, explain what happened, and ask for a refund. Tried that. Attempt 1) The had no record of the journey (this was 2 hours later) Attempt 2) Their systems weren't working Attempt 3) Was told they couldn't refund the money they obtained via

On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 18:34:20 +0000, wrote: Are there any changes of train needed between Euston and St Pancress on the tube and how easy is it to use the bus between these two stations and also please can anyone tell me the walking distance between the two ? . ITYM St Pancras. One stop on the northbound Victoria Line (any train will do).

wrote: Are there any changes of train needed between Euston and St Pancress on the tube They're adjacent stations on the Victoria and Northern Lines. The circle/Met/H&C stops at Euston Square nearby, but that is also next stop and how easy is it to use the bus between these two stations and also please can anyone tell me the walking distance

http://icsouthlondon.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0200southlondonheadlines/tm_headline=-elephant-revamp-delayed-by-blunders-&method=full&objectid=18725307&siteid=50100-name_page.html Quote 'Elephant revamp delayed by blunders' Mar 9 2007 By Ryan Kisiel BLUNDERING bureaucratic errors are claimed to be the real reason a £1.5billion regeneration scheme has been delayed.

My mother came back from a shopping and doctor's appointment trip with a pretty amazing bus story yesterday. I know that there are all sorts of anecdotal stories about Polish bus drivers with limited English skills floating around but this is a first hand one and - despite being a bit funny - is actually rather worrying. She was waiting for a Diamond 123 bus at Bearwood with a few other...

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I have travelled several times on the Silverlink Gospel Oak to Barking service in the past fortnight. What has shocked me is the apparent large-scale fare evasion on this route. There is always a guard present on the train but he/she never materialises to check tickets. I have heard dozens of people say that they never buy tickets as there is no deterrent factor (many stations are open and...

If I take my Oyster PP out and get on a tube from say Z4 to Zone2 or 1even then get on a bus followed by returning from the Z1 to Z4 how much will i be deducted for what is 3 serperate journeys in total? Thanks - Bit new to all this

Did anyone else see this? It had the Shenfield branch not going via Whitechapel, suggesting it was a bit old, but more curiously it had two stations between Acton Mainline and Paddington! The District Line and Crossrail serving Bethnal Green national rail station, which was labelled Stratford, was another interesting detail....

On 7 Mar, 16:14, Adrian wrote: But people already pay according to their usage of the roads - and the efficiency of their vehicle. Have you seen how high the taxation is on fuel? They do not pay in anything like direct proportion to mileage. A average-mileage driver cutting their annual mileage by, say, 5% will not gain a 5% fall in their costs, (and one increasing...

In article , (G) wrote: But AFAIK someone with an LT Freedom Pass CAN'T travel free in Lancashire. They will from April 2008, surely? -- Colin Rosenstiel

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Wonder if any of you kind Londoners can help me out here. As someone who visits London frequently, I already have an (unregistered) Oyster card, which I top up from time to time with little bits of cash here and there. In a couple of weeks though, I'll be going to London for a work-related visit. To save money, I'm intending to use the Oyster card. Is there a way I can get a print-out of my...

Having used the tube for several years, I've never yet encountered a revenue ticket inspection on board a tube train or within station passages . Do LUL ever bother checking tickets randomly on the network or do they let the ticket gates do the job? I did get my Oyster card swiped by someone on board a DLR train to Custom House last Fri. If I hadn't touched in my annual Oystercard, would I...

Any idea what is happening at Raynes Park? Someone just told me the station is cordoned off by police and trains are not stopping in either direction, contrary to what is being offically reported. Neill

In article , (Joe Patrick) wrote: London transport (note lower case 't') fares are obscene. Obscenely low that is. A friend of mine went from Kew Gardens to Kings Cross at the weekend. He got an Oystercard from the Ticket stop outside the station, paid a £3 deposit and took it back to the ticket office...