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    #id
    It varies, and in unpredictable ways

    Usually there will be some tickets that allow you to use any appropriate route on any operator's trains, but other tickets (usually pre-booked ones) that constrain you to one operator.

    The whole thing tends to be something of a nightmare.

    http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ has all the timetables for all the different operators, and also has a season ticket calculator - it should work OK even on Win98, I would have thought.

    Bizarrely, one of the best sites for finding the times and fares of British trains is the German railways site at http://bahn.de/

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      #id
      Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

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        #id
        Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
        Bizarrely, one of the best sites for finding the times and fares of British trains is the German railways site at http://bahn.de/
        That's not bizarre.

        It's very efficient...

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          #id
          Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
          It varies, and in unpredictable ways

          Usually there will be some tickets that allow you to use any appropriate route on any operator's trains, but other tickets (usually pre-booked ones) that constrain you to one operator.

          The whole thing tends to be something of a nightmare.

          http://nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ has all the timetables for all the different operators, and also has a season ticket calculator - it should work OK even on Win98, I would have thought.

          Bizarrely, one of the best sites for finding the times and fares of British trains is the German railways site at http://bahn.de/
          Cheers, Nick.

          I think I'll turn up at the station at 7:20 tomorrow just in case there's a queue...

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            #id
            Frig.

            Kaspersky went tits up with a Klif BSOD in the middle of my ebay snipe.

            Not that it mattered much since the Q meter went for £137... I was only prepared to go to £80.

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              #id
              Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
              Cheers, Nick.

              I think I'll turn up at the station at 7:20 tomorrow just in case there's a queue...
              Probably sensible

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                #id
                Amazing, the things one finds using the "Random article" link on Wikipedia.

                Bismarck's Trumpet-Eared Bat

                Last edited by NickFitz; 8 June 2008, 20:28.

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                  #id
                  Here's something to cheer you up, Zeity:

                  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...United_Kingdom

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                    #id
                    Thankyou so much

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                      #id
                      Just watched a rather tedious programme on C4 about the history of reality tv programmes...

                      It had that chap Bazelgette on it... I wondered quietly to myself if his great grandfather was spinning quietly in his grave; seeing as the great grandfather advanced the capital by providing magnificent sewers etc. while the great grandson provides us with Big Brother....

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