Gilloc

SoozieW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amanda1979 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Maybe they thought if the ground is worthless > they > > would be able to build the flats on the stadium > > site as per their original plan.... but now > they > > have p***ed the community off there is no way > they > > will get permission. They should have taken Rio > > Ferdinand's offer. > > Yeah why didn't they take Rio's offer? Were they > just cutting their nose to spite their face? I believe they value it in or around 13m and Rio only offered a measly 10m

Resurrecting this thread as I'm moving contract soon and I'm between Plusnet and Talk Talk as they have the best offers. Just wondering if people have any good/bad experience with either of these, I'm in SE22. Thanks

Anyone here use Plusnet?. Coming to the end of my BT contract and looking for a shorter duration deal going forward. BT pushing 18 months and anything below that is expensive.

Quite scary as thats close to me

Anyone know whats going on with google maps, everyday it shows full service is operating. Usually so reliable Edit- just looked this morning and they have the correct information. Finally

JW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've just been notified that I will receive ?107 > compensation for last year's strikes. I have an > annual ticket, I applied independently on the > Southern site. My ticket was an annual oyster gold > card, and so Southern didn't contact me directly > to say I was eligible. > > I'd recommend doing the same. Did that work out as 1 months compensation? Seems a little low

How do you go about proving that you have travelled in the period they have listed. I buy monthly tickets but don't have any receipts that you get from the machine when you add to your oyster

JW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I took a punt to see whether they would pay out. > They have, even though it's less than 30 mins. Do > the same please. It's not a lot of money > individually, and it's a pain in the @rse to > claim, but collectively we can and will make a > difference. PLEASE CLAIM. Will give it a go!

JW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gilloc Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > JW Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Five letters in the post today and ?16.80 > worth > > of > > > vouchers. I'm claiming for the 07.50 and > 18.30 > > > everyday for the duration of the reduced > > timetable > > > and strike. It's a pain but I'd rather have > the > > > cash in my pocket than theirs. Now at which > pub > > > should I spend it?! > > > > How long was that for? > > Not sure I understand the question, sorry! It was > for 11-18.07.16, two claims a day for 5 days and > one day I claimed for three cancellations. I have > an annual ticket so I only get ?1.40 per journey. > > Is that what you were asking? Yes it was. Sorry wasn't very clear. Didn't realise you could claim in the evening, as I believed there is no gap of 30 mins or more. So if you are claiming for 18.30, the fact there is a train at 18.51 means you are not delayed by more than 30 mins. Am i missing something?

JW Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Five letters in the post today and ?16.80 worth of > vouchers. I'm claiming for the 07.50 and 18.30 > everyday for the duration of the reduced timetable > and strike. It's a pain but I'd rather have the > cash in my pocket than theirs. Now at which pub > should I spend it?! How long was that for?

It's an absolute farce and nothing is being done about it

Its a joke. Its not even worth wasting your time. I did it a week or so ago and didn't even get an email about all the journeys I had claimed for, just one email for a 3 of them.

I would claim but it seems like there is no way in the evening considering the trains on the revised timetable never leave a gap of more than 30 mins

Yes it's a bit frustrating. I decided to claim as otherwise I felt as if they were getting away with it. Seems like you can't claim for the evening trains based on their 30 min rule. Not sure if I can be bothered doing it for just the morning trains

So looking at revised timetable there is no train in evening that you can claim against, as you aren't waiting for more than 30 mins. Can you claim if a train is cancelled even if there is one 20 mins later? For instance 18.30 is cancelled but there is one at 18.51

Anyone know if the 17:30 train from London bridge to East dulwich has been running everyday? I was under the assumption that it was removed under new timetable, i was just about to put in my claim against that time but it seems on recenttraintimes that it has been running! Not sure which evening train I can claim on now

Where can you find copy of old train times to claim against does anyone know?

For a newbie claimer here. How do you show a receipt for monthly oyster card if you don't have the printed receipt?

They don't make it easy on their site either

Is it even worth claiming for cancelled trains? The process seems very laborious for what return? I read somewhere it was 80p. I have a monthly oyster ticket. In all fairness I should get 50% back considering this inconvenience!