25 APRIL 2022
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Offer closes 27 May.
Over one million rail tickets have been slashed by up to 50% as the government and rail industry launch the first-of-its-kind Great British Rail Sale.
The only catch is that you must make your return journey by 27 May or its pay as usual.
The Department for Transport (DfT) says that the public is encouraged to take advantage of this unprecedented sale, which sees for the first time multiple operators come together to offer nationwide savings.
Savings on offer for off-peak tickets include:
Fare was |
Fare now |
Route | |
£25.30 | £12.60 | Birmingham New Street to Bristol Temple Meads | |
£47.00 | £25.00 | London to Cardiff | |
£44.00 | £22.00 | London to Edinburgh | |
£20.60 | £10.30 | Manchester to Newcastle | |
£45.70 | £22.00 | Portsmouth Harbour to Penzance | |
£10.50 | £5.25 | Wolverhampton to Liverpool | |
£5.60 | £2.80 | York to Leeds |
https://greatbritishrailsale.nationalrail.co.uk
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Francis Smyth, Neasden
What I want to know is what happens after 27 May. Are we going to return to the old outrageous prices.