by Pandoras Box » 01 Feb 2017 15:20
Pandoras Box No.
'There are no proposed changes in Reading to the issue and acceptance of Access Passes for disabled persons’ bus travel which will continue to be valid at any time.'
According to the Reading Buses website.
by Ian Royal » 01 Feb 2017 17:37
Ian Royal
Either way, greater minds than yours will have made the decision on what procedure to follow.
by muirinho » 01 Feb 2017 20:20
No Fixed AbodeIan Royal
Either way, greater minds than yours will have made the decision on what procedure to follow.
We're talking about Reading Borough Council here.
by Ian Royal » 01 Feb 2017 20:43
muirinhoNo Fixed AbodeIan Royal
Either way, greater minds than yours will have made the decision on what procedure to follow.
We're talking about Reading Borough Council here.
We're talking about No Fixed Abode here too. IR's point stands
muirinhoNo Fixed AbodeIan Royal
Either way, greater minds than yours will have made the decision on what procedure to follow.
We're talking about Reading Borough Council here.
We're talking about No Fixed Abode here too. IR's point stands
Ian RoyalmuirinhoNo Fixed Abode
We're talking about Reading Borough Council here.
We're talking about No Fixed Abode here too. IR's point stands
I've encountered mildew that qualifies, tbf
by Forbury Lion » 07 Feb 2017 16:44
which may have been a factor in the pensioners opting to buy a season ticket in the first place, now they have to find an extra £5 or failing that, just not go and miss out on games they have bought tickets for.fares frozen - again!
For the 5th year in a row, we have once again frozen our football fares. This means you will still pay the same price as when you caught the football bus in the 2010/11 season!
Concessionary passes
With the exception of journeys that start in West Berkshire, concessionary passes are valid on all our football buses. If you get on a football bus within the West Berkshire boundary, due to the changes introduced by West Berkshire Council to their concessionary scheme, you will no longer be able to use a concessionary pass for free travel. You must instead purchase a single fare to the stadium and use your pass for the return journey.
by muirinho » 17 Feb 2017 08:18
muirinho Club doing their bit again - subsidising pensioner STH fares so they are £1 each way for remainder of the season. Not as good as £0, but better than a kick in the teeth
http://mobile.readingfc.co.uk//news/art ... 78785.aspx
by Greatwesternline » 17 Feb 2017 10:21
by genome » 17 Feb 2017 10:38
Greatwesternline I wonder why the elderly are deemed more in need of this subsidy compared to teenagers.
by Greatwesternline » 17 Feb 2017 11:05
genomeGreatwesternline I wonder why the elderly are deemed more in need of this subsidy compared to teenagers.
GreatwesternlinegenomeGreatwesternline I wonder why the elderly are deemed more in need of this subsidy compared to teenagers.
Seriously! Why? Is it disposable income? Is it respecting your elders? Teenagers still at school have less money than pensioners. I don't accept a blanket old people need to be given more money narative any more than the unemployed or the young.
by Hound » 17 Feb 2017 12:02
by Top Flight » 17 Feb 2017 12:23
by Nameless » 17 Feb 2017 12:37
Hound fully with the sentiment on that its not on OAPS getting subsidies but not children. Especially in these times of over 65s being both generally better off than they were, but also a lot healthier at that age. I didn't realise they did get on free until this announcement.
Good on the club (again) but I'd like to see a reduction in the price of the kids on the buses to be honest - 3 quid each is pretty significant when you are taking 2 or 3 along as I do most weeks.
by Hound » 17 Feb 2017 13:21
by RG30 » 17 Feb 2017 14:26
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