Rail fares rise by 4.6% in England and Wales
The government says fares must go up so it can fund investment, but admits passengers are frustrated by services.
Train passengers face ‘further misery’ as fares rise by 4.6%
Train fares in England and Wales will rise by around 4.6% from Sunday, while railcards become more expensive, despite record ...
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Train tickets become more expensive from today - despite 'low reliability'
Many commuters will have to pay hundreds of pounds more per year for travel, adding further 'misery onto hard-pressed ...
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Train passengers face ‘further misery’ as fares rise by 4.6%
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander acknowledged that “passengers are frustrated”. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said the Government ‘inherited a railway that was not fit for purpose ...