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...> Colin Rosenstiel wrote: Can you still buy FCC U12 tickets? They seem to have been dropped as ... is concerned. When I enquired of 'one' they blamed FCC, who set the fares to London. ...(the abolition that got me started) I guess that FCC might wish to push those who would otherwise buy ...? Anyway, you know the drill - blah di blah di blah Oyster, and stuff FCC.

In article <67043tF2lqcd4U1@mid.individual.net>, salterg@nospam.demon.co.uk (Barry Salter) wrote: Colin Rosenstiel wrote: Can you still buy FCC U12 tickets? They seem to have been dropped as far as Cambridge at least is concerned. When I enquired of 'one' they blamed FCC, who set the fares to London. Apparently you can. Cambridge - U12 is showing as

Colin Rosenstiel wrote: Can you still buy FCC U12 tickets? They seem to have been dropped as far as Cambridge at least is concerned. When I enquired of 'one' they blamed FCC, who set the fares to London. Apparently you can. Cambridge - U12 is showing as £34.40 First Day Single, £21.50 Standard Day Single, and £33.10 Standard Day Return. HTH, Barry

...> JB <none@invalid.com> wrote stop at East Croydon). But the ticket office at the FCC station told me I was better getting a Boundary 6 to Redhill. I did ponder ...> one ticket, that makes sense. *location removed as I wouldn't want the FCC station to get into trouble for suggesting cheaper tickets. All National Rail ticket officers are supposed to ...

... BZ*4* (rather than 6). Can anyone tell me how much extra I paid because of this error? You might have paid less. I recall that SVRs to Cambridge are cheaper from BZ4 than from BZ6 or something like that at the moment. Interesting. How are these extension fares calculated? If FCC are involved, with a ouija board, as far as I can see. -- Colin Rosenstiel

... Victoria line to central London or indeed go all the way through to Brixton (in zone 2 on the other side). Can you still buy FCC U12 tickets? They seem to have been dropped as far as Cambridge at least is concerned. When I enquired of 'one' they blamed FCC, who set the fares to London. -- Colin Rosenstiel

JB <none@invalid.com> wrote stop at East Croydon). But the ticket office at the FCC station told me I was better getting a Boundary 6 to Redhill. I did ponder whether it...be considered one ticket, that makes sense. *location removed as I wouldn't want the FCC station to get into trouble for suggesting cheaper tickets. All National Rail ticket officers are supposed to ...

...> Very interesting. Last week I had to travel from an FCC station somewhere north of London* to Redhill, and then around London. ...trains stop at East Croydon). But the ticket office at the FCC station told me I was better getting a Boundary 6 to Redhill.... sense. *location removed as I wouldn't want the FCC station to get into trouble for suggesting cheaper tickets. So, for ...

... though.] Very interesting. Last week I had to travel from an FCC station somewhere north of London* to Redhill, and then around London....Redhill trains stop at East Croydon). But the ticket office at the FCC station told me I was better getting a Boundary 6 to Redhill...that makes sense. *location removed as I wouldn't want the FCC station to get into trouble for suggesting cheaper tickets.