Rail commuters face 20% rise in ticket prices as cap is axed - Evening Standard
In message , Bruce
wrote:
The DfT is also expected to confirm on Wednesday that subsidies to the
train companies, currently running at more than £800 million a year,
will be cut by a third over the next four years
Um, won't that breach the present franchise agreements?
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