This site helps in finding cheap flights offered by many agencies and price comparision:

http://www.travelsupermarket.com/travelmerge/TravelSearch.aspx?package=4
Mar 7
Kashif
http://www.raileasy.co.uk/
raileasy is here to help you make the very most of rail travel, whether you are a business traveller, a student, a tourist, a senior citizen or somebody who just likes travelling on trains. We aim to find you the most cost effective train fares for your purpose and we also offer a you a one-stop-shop for your travel around the British Isles with booking facilities for

• other linked transport including ferries, buses, metros, London underground etc
• accommodation including hotels, guest houses……
• Group Save tickets

We also help you to find and travel to hundreds of events and attractions, from museums to pop concerts, from stately homes to football stadia etc etc

The best fare for you……

Perhaps our primary objective is to help you find the fare that suits you best, whether that is the cheapest, or a more expensive fare that gives greater flexibility with outbound and return times and dates of travel or the added comfort of first class travel.
raileasy sells a comprehensive range of point to point tickets impartially between Train Operating Companies.

UK (point to point) rail fares can be divided into 2 main types, quota or walk on fares:

• Quota fares are the cheaper fares that are available up to 12 weeks in advance of travel. There are a limited number of each type of these and, as they sell on a particular train, the seats become more expensive. In many cases particularly on intercity trains your ticket includes a reserved seat.

• Walk on fares are more expensive but are always available. These are the fares you buy when you turn up at a station on the day.
Mar 7
Kashif
http://www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/
Wherever, and whenever, you want to travel with us, we want to offer you a ticket that’ll give you the best possible value for money
Mar 7
Kashif
http://www.eurostar.com
Welcome to the wonderful world of low fares, without the nasty hidden extras.

We've created calendars for 3 of our most popular destinations, so that you can see when availability is highest, and fares are lowest.

Remember, the price you see is the price you get - so book now, and treat yourself to a trip to the Continent.

Be sure to book early before everyone else finds out about these fabulous deals - they're selling like hot cakes
Mar 7
Kashif
http://www.londonbusroutes.net/
This site was set up in summer 2000 to provide comprehensive information on bus routes in the greater London area, principally that network operated under contract to London Bus Services Limited (LBSL).
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Travel @GBP 1 onwards
http://www.megabus.com/uk/
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http://www.virgintrains.co.uk/default.aspx
Bangor (Gwynedd)
Haymarket
Motherwell
Stafford
Birmingham Intl
Holyhead
Northampton
Stockport
Birmingham N St
Lancaster
Nuneaton
Stoke On trent
Carlisle
Lichfield T V
Oxenholme Lake D
Tamworth
Carstairs
Liverpool L St
Penrith
Warrington Bk Qy
Chester
Llandudno
Prestatyn
Watford Junction
Colwyn Bay
Llandudno Jn
Preston
Wigan North West
Coventry
Lockerbie
Rhyl
Wilmslow
Crewe
London Euston
Rugby
Wolverhampton
Edinburgh
Macclesfield
Runcom
Flint
Manchester Plc
Sandwell & Dudley
Glasgow Central
Milton Keynes C
Shotton
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Kashif
Save 33% on your train ticket
What is a 16-25 Railcard?
Make Epic Savings while you can!

A 16-25 Railcard (formerly Young Persons Railcard) costs just £24 and it'll save you 1/3 on rail fares throughout Great Britain for a whole year. That works out to only £2 a month for huge savings. You're eligible if you're aged between 16-25, or over the age of 26 and in full-time education.

There are plenty of ways you can use your Railcard, for both long and short trips. Better still you can use it anytime on weekends, Public Holidays and during the week. The only restriction is that if you travel at or before 10am Monday to Friday (except during July and August) a minimum fare will apply. For more details see minimum fares.

Your 16-25 Railcard will save you 1/3 on loads of tickets - now even on ALL Standard Class and many First Class Advance fares. Take a look at the ticket types you can make savings on with a 16-25 Railcard.

New 3-year Railcard
A new 3-year 16-25 Railcard is now available for purchase online only. At £65 it’s great value, saving you an extra £7 on the cost of renewing your 1-year Railcard for 3 consecutive years. The 3-year Railcard can be purchased up until the day before your 24th birthday.

Eligibility
As the name suggests, you can get a 16-25 Railcard if you're aged between 16-25. Mature students (over the age of 26 and in full-time education) can also apply.

If you're aged 16-25 and buying your Railcard online, you'll need a valid UK driving licence or passport number to prove you're eligible. You'll also need to be able to upload a digital passport style photo.

If you're aged 26 or over and in full time education, you'll need to provide proof that you're a full-time student at a recognised school or college. You have to attend for over 15 hours a week and for at least 20 weeks a year. You can either show an ISIC card or have the 'Mature students only' section of the application form completed and certified.

NUS cards will not be accepted as proof of age/educational status (Open University,
Mar 7
Kashif
1/3 discount on Family & Friends Railcard
What is a Family & Friends Railcard?
Epic Savings that run and run

Where ever you're going, take your Family & Friends Railcard with you to save on rail fares. As long as you have at least one child travelling with you, you'll qualify for Family & Friends Railcard discounts.

A Family & Friends Railcard (formerly Family Railcard) costs just £24 and you save 1/3 off adult fares, and 60% off kid's fares on travel throughout Great Britain.

Up to four adults and four kids can travel on one card, and they don't even need to be related. So, for what works out to only £2 a month, you can look forward to dramatic savings for the year.

There are plenty of ways you can use your Family & Friends Railcard, for long and short trips. Better still you can use it almost anytime during the week, weekends and Public Holidays. The only restriction is for travel during the morning rush hour (peak time) Monday to Friday (not including Public Holidays) when journeys are made wholly within the London and South East area. For more details see restrictions

Your Family & Friends Railcard will give you savings on lots of tickets - now even including ALL Standard Class Advance fares. Take a look at the ticket types you can make savings on with a Family & Friends Railcard and the few exceptions.

New 3-year Railcard
A new 3-year Family & Friends Railcard is now available for purchase online only. At £65 it’s great value, saving you an extra £7 on the cost of renewing your 1-year Railcard for 3 consecutive years.
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student oyster card for London students ,save33%
18+ student scheme
An 18+ Student Oyster photocard offers students the opportunity to spend less on travel in and around London.

The scheme has been developed by TfL and National Rail with the support of the University of London Union, the National Union of Students and other educational establishments in London.

An 18+ Student Oyster photocard entitles the holder to buy student-rate Travelcards and Bus & Tram Pass season tickets valid for 7 days, one month or longer periods of up to one year, which cost 30 per cent less than adult-rate season tickets.

Credit can also be added to an 18+ Student Oyster photocard to pay as you go at the adult rate, which are cheaper than paying cash.

Single, daily, 3 Day tickets and Oyster single fares (pay as you go) are not available at student rate. If you live near your school or college or only make a few journeys you can get a standard Oyster card and pay as you go at adult rate.

Source: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/faresandtickets/1014.as

Edited by Kashif Imran, 2 year(s) ago