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With unemployment ONLY 2% that is a bit much! But I have updated my .sig anyway...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostUnemployment 2 %
Transport 99 %
Criminality 1 %
Pollution 1 %
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Since the <spit> Passat <spit> is effectively on its last legs, I have option of using the railways to go & return from "work"... such as it is...
In the dear dead days beyond recall, with BR, a ticket was good for any train going vaguely in the direction you required...
Is this still true?
Or do you have to have a ticket issued by the bunch of cowboys "running" the train you're on at the time?
The options here seem to be Arriva and First Great Western...Comment
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Arriva would appear to support the commuting crowd with a train at 7:39 ish from Neath to Swansea, with a return at 17:10... if you miss that one, there's a FGW at 17:30 or another Arriva at 17:50ish...
And how does one discover how much weekly or monthly season tickets cost?
Other than walking down to the station & asking?
My antique Win98 pc seems to be missing something that makes the Arriva site work, which is a trifle tedious.Comment
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