...were such things as bus season tickets, return tickets on London buses, or through (or interchangeable) bus/tube or bus/rail tickets. The only exceptions I can remember were schoolchildren's free passes, Red ... (freedom of Central or Country buses for a day) and Twin Rovers (red buses plus tubes). There were also period rover tickets, I can't remember if they were still called 'Red ...

...were such things as bus season tickets, return tickets on London buses, or through (or interchangeable) bus/tube or bus/rail tickets. The only exceptions I can remember were schoolchildren's free passes, Red ... (freedom of Central or Country buses for a day) and Twin Rovers (red buses plus tubes). There were also period rover tickets, I can't remember if they were still called 'Red ...

...such things as bus season tickets, return tickets on London buses, or through (or interchangeable) bus/tube or bus/rail tickets. The only exceptions I can remember were schoolchildren's free passes, Red ... (freedom of Central or Country buses for a day) and Twin Rovers (red buses plus tubes). From the Southern Region 1964 timetable: 'Season tickets can also be obtained for journeys between ...

...such things as bus season tickets, return tickets on London buses, or through (or interchangeable) bus/tube or bus/rail tickets. The only exceptions I can remember were schoolchildren's free passes, Red ... (freedom of Central or Country buses for a day) and Twin Rovers (red buses plus tubes). From the Southern Region 1964 timetable: 'Season tickets can also be obtained for journeys between ...

...in general if you travelled on ordinary tickets you had to rebook on the tube. There were exceptions - in the early 1960s it was possible to get a ... return Oxford to Chislehurst and the Oxford ticket office also *selling* me a cross-London tube ticket (valid between tube stations serving main line termini). Peter Argh - I've been caught out making inaccurate statements, I duly ...

...in general if you travelled on ordinary tickets you had to rebook on the tube. There were exceptions - in the early 1960s it was possible to get a ... return Oxford to Chislehurst and the Oxford ticket office also *selling* me a cross-London tube ticket (valid between tube stations serving main line termini). Peter Argh - I've been caught out making inaccurate statements, I duly ...

... given it's one of the quieter central London Underground stations it would seem that they don't. When Paddington was being resignalled in1967 and some passengers had to transfer to the tube at Ealing Broadway it was specifically stated that Paddington tickets would be valid to Lancaster Gate. An interesting snippet, thanks. It's not like it's actually much of a ...

... given it's one of the quieter central London Underground stations it would seem that they don't. When Paddington was being resignalled in1967 and some passengers had to transfer to the tube at Ealing Broadway it was specifically stated that Paddington tickets would be valid to Lancaster Gate. An interesting snippet, thanks. It's not like it's actually much of a ...

... knew - but given it's one of the quieter central London Underground stations it would seem that they don't. When Paddington was being resignalled in1967 and some passengers had to transfer to the tube at Ealing Broadway it was specifically stated that Paddington tickets would be valid to Lancaster Gate. It's not like it's actually much of a hardship to get off at London Bridge ...

... knew - but given it's one of the quieter central London Underground stations it would seem that they don't. When Paddington was being resignalled in1967 and some passengers had to transfer to the tube at Ealing Broadway it was specifically stated that Paddington tickets would be valid to Lancaster Gate. It's not like it's actually much of a hardship to get off at London Bridge ...