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From today millions of people will be able to travel on the London Underground using contactless payment cards, with fares costing the same as those for Oyster card users.
16 September 2014
Commuters in England and Wales face an average 3.5% increase in regulated rail fares next year, after official inflation figures used to calculate the rise were published today.
19 August 2014
You'll be able to travel around London Underground using contactless payment cards from September, Transport for London (TfL) has announced today.
25 July 2014
Planning to travel around the UK this summer? Trains are convenient, but they can be pricey. Here are seven top tricks to slash costs.
29 May 2014
A new railcard allowing two people travelling together to save a third on train fares has gone on sale today.
3 March 2014
Tens of thousands of homes remain without power after Britain was battered by more treacherous weather conditions and gusts of over 100mph.
13 February 2014
If you've been affected by today's Tube strike, you won't be able to get a refund for delayed or cancelled journeys.
5 February 2014
Passengers have been hit by higher rail fares today, with annual season tickets rising by an average of 3.1%.
2 January 2014
A fresh round of Christmas storms are damaging homes and causing travel disruption across the UK.
24 December 2013
Rail passengers in England will face average rises of 3.1% on fares next month, rather than the 4.1% hike which had been expected, Chancellor George Osborne revealed in today's Autumn Statement.
5 December 2013
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