Sentences with phrase «rail fares went»
Government regulated rail fares went up by an average of 3.1 per cent today, making UK commuters some of the most hard - pressed in Europe.
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There is welcome investment going into transport in London and into the national rail network, but the relentless rise in fares risks many people no longer being able to afford to use the network.
«If schemes like Crossrail, the bringing of local rail services under London's control with London Overground, Tube modernisation and the management of our buses go wrong, they are so large they will create not only a transport but a financial disaster for London with huge rises in fares and business rates.»
That means rail fares will go up by eight per cent - nearly four times greater than the 2.2 % increase in wages expected by 2012.
«How can we go back to our constituencies and look our electors back in the eye who are paying more for their food, rail fares...» he's talking exclusively to his Tory colleagues, ignoring the opposition benches completely.
You know, there a bunch of hearings going on regarding the raising of rail fares and bus fares.
Rail fares have gone up by an average of 3.4 per cent in the UK, the highest increase in five years.