Short Answer - Not Likely, Long Answer - if the railway get investment. The amount of stock which has been retired on southern means that a lot of the reduced service will likely never be restored. 46 units down so far since the pandemic with no replacement.
This. All of this.
Not your problem just get on the train without a ticket.
The barriers were manned and they weren't letting anyone get onto the platform without a ticket
Yes if required otherwise game by game, we used one at Wembley for the semifinal it was a five minute walk to the stadium quiet side street parked on the drive of the house and just walked off to the ground no interaction with the home owners required all booked on line very simple
Which is incredibly silly considering you can buy off the OBS.
Have you considered the omnibus? or a Seagulls Travel charabanc?
Indeed. However there was little chance of the OBS moving along the carriage once we'd reached Durrington because it was absolutely rammed as usual, so perhaps they realised that most people simply wouldn't bother even trying to buy a ticket.
@dazzer6666 is the "walk from Woodingdean" man - I'm sure he'll share some tips when he sees this.
Yes. There’s a path all the way. I think it’s about half an hour - maybe more uphill on the way back.
Foot/cycle path all the way down (behind the hedge) from Bexhill Road, resurfaced too so doesn’t have the mud/puddles it used to have. Parking on Bexhill Road is getting increasingly busy though, can struggle to find a space now if not early although suspect there are options in and around the industrial units.
I’d like to think your post is a tongue in cheek one.
If, however, it’s not it’s us poor buggers that had to put up with all that shit yesterday, and again to be repeated on the 26th August and 2nd September. Regardless of whether you think the country is a shitpit the industrial action you condone has now been going on long enough with zero resolution in sight. The government don’t seem to give a stuff, the train companies are probably dictated to by the government and therefore limited on what they can offer (I’m guessing that one) and the unions, be they ASLEF or RMT, are hell bent on screwing up everyone who wants to travel by train.
I’m hard pushed now to remember the last time I caught a train that wasn’t affected by some form of disruption. So my suggestion to all concerned - the government transport department, the train company directors and the union leaders all meet up in a windowless portacabin somewhere to sort this out. I will personally lock you in and will only let you out when you have agreed and resolved whatever sodding issues that you may have. In the meantime whatever complete shitfest you have decided to foist on us is cancelled and that a decent, reliable service is implemented indefinitely.
There, rant over.
Or if one person doesn't buy a bag of Opal Fruits.
