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There's a very helpful Find low-cost train tickets feature, where you can input your start and finish stations, which gives a calendar showing the days when a £1 fare is available between them.

This is good news, but if you're planning on getting out to some country pubs, you might still do better to get an all day ticket, as these will often provide a saving if you take more than three or...

Thanks for doing the digging!

So if I wanted to get a concessionary WY Train Day Saver I'd have to get a Northern train to Moorthorpe (the station on the border between South and West Yorkshire),...

Yes, I see what you mean, but it's not entirely clear.

"WY DaySaver Train
Where to buy:*Prepaid Ticket from a Rail Station Ticket Office

Concessionary Train DaySaver
Where to buy:*Prepaid...

There's a sale on at LNER for travel on their trains between 6 September and 15 October - tickets must be booked before 1 September. (I got tickets from Sheffield to London and back for £19.25, but...

You can get to Sheffield from Euston via Milton Keynes, Tamworth and Derby. Only if your team really needs your support, though.

I hope not, because I've got four days out booked (Lincoln, Lancaster, Settle and Clitheroe) for £4.15! (Had to fork out £3.15 on a leg of one journey with no 10p fare available.)

Thanks, John

If only there were some political party guaranteeing to renationlise the railways. Then you could vote for them, if only there was a general election any time soon.

Oh, wait a minute...

... though there was a cock-up with accessing the tickets once purchased. I got an error message from the machine at Sheffield station, saying that "due to a technical issue, the terminal is unable...

Excllent Thanks for letting us know.

No, I went via Doncaster and the ECML to Peterborough, that well known border town, because it can be quite a bit cheaper that way, then the slow train via Ely to Norwich.



I've used those...

Have you tried splitting the ticket at Banbury? Or Banbury and Birmingham. Tedious, I know, but you could save quite a bit.

I was trying to book tickets on their East Coast line for a Sunday in June. Ended up using Cross Country instead.

Doesn't have to be more than one TOC. For example, I sometimes split a journey between Edinburgh and Sheffield at York, but end up being on the same train (Cross Country) all the way. Why is it...

Good luck with that!