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November 25th 10, 12:16 AM
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Rail fares up by average 6.2% in new year - BBC News
On Nov 25, 12:01*am, wrote: (Mizter T) wrote: wrote: Anyone found the individual TOC information? I looked in vain on the FCC web site. But they have just given it a makeover so it's now pretty useless. It's not available yet - see this Scotsman article: http://news.scotsman.com/news/Rail-t...ark.6637523.jp ---quote--- News of the increases yesterday was accompanied by anger from rail watchdogs that passengers will be unable to find out how much individual tickets will rise until at least Sunday. ---/quote--- So why were there a range of very specific announcements in the media coverage? Er maybe the above is in reference to ScotRail only - see Bruce's post where he says that Chiltern posted a simultaneous announcement on their website when ATOC did their industry-wide one. |
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