In message , at 10:27:57 on Sat, 11 Apr
2015, tim..... remarked:

Ah, so it seems they have calculated the fare owed on the basis of
daily tickets [1] and given no "discount" for the use of seasons

I make it about £37/day, which is close enough to their figure of £19.80
each way (at today's prices). It appears he's not getting a 'credit' for
his £7.60 a day TfL max fare.

?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey back
home?
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Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 10:27:57 on Sat, 11 Apr 2015,
tim..... remarked:

Ah, so it seems they have calculated the fare owed on the basis of daily
tickets [1] and given no "discount" for the use of seasons

I make it about £37/day, which is close enough to their figure of £19.80
each way (at today's prices). It appears he's not getting a 'credit' for
his £7.60 a day TfL max fare.

?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey back home?

why not?

so 15 quid a day

75 pounds a week

all this aggro for the massive saving of 20 pounds per week

I'm struggling to understand how this person has the intelligence to be
become a barrister in the first place

Well, he did go to Oxford

tim

In message , at 11:26:45 on Sat, 11 Apr
2015, tim..... remarked:
?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey back home?

why not?

Because all the news reports only mention one unresolved journey fee.

so 15 quid a day

75 pounds a week

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Roland Perry

"Roland Perry" wrote in message
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In message , at 11:26:45 on Sat, 11 Apr 2015,
tim..... remarked:
?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey back
home?

why not?

Because all the news reports only mention one unresolved journey fee.

so you believe the newspaper report over something you actually know about?

tim

In message , at 11:37:03 on Sat, 11 Apr
2015, tim..... remarked:
?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey back
home?

why not?

Because all the news reports only mention one unresolved journey fee.

so you believe the newspaper report over something you actually know about?

It seems to be a strange thing for them miss out, given the number of
other financial matters covered in detail.

Perhaps he was buying a single (paper) ticket from Marylebone to
Wembley, on the way home? Wembley has to have some sort of significance.
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Roland Perry

In message , at 12:10:36 on Sat, 11
Apr 2015, Roland Perry remarked:
?would he be charged a second £7.60 for the unresolved journey
back home?

why not?

Because all the news reports only mention one unresolved journey fee.

so you believe the newspaper report over something you actually know about?

It seems to be a strange thing for them miss out, given the number of
other financial matters covered in detail.

Perhaps he was buying a single (paper) ticket from Marylebone to
Wembley, on the way home? Wembley has to have some sort of significance.

However: One of the other newspapers stories I read today does mention
his return journey, and that he was "saving £24.40 a day", which results
from a second unresolved journey fee.
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Roland Perry