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28th Jan: Its a Fare Strike Strike!

category south west | transport | feature author Monday January 21, 2008 20:48author by Bristol Indymedia Editorial Group - Bristol Indymedia Report this post to the editors

10% Price Hike Forces Mass Action from Bath to Bristol to Yate...

Jon and Julie Boston of More Train Less Strain write: A fare strike is happening in response to a 10% price hike in train fares and a worsening service! This is taking place at various stations across the network, including Oxford, Bath, Bristol Temple Meads, Frome, Warminster, Oldfield Park, Keynsham, Yate and Yatton. ... This is what will happen on the day of the strike:- 'Fare strike tickets' are handed out to commuters outside of the various stations from 7.30AM onwards. Commuters then board their trains however they wish (either with a valid rail ticket or the 'fare strike ticket' if possible). If commuters are approached by staff on the train they should offer their 'fare strike ticket'. Commuters should also hand in their 'fare strike ticket' at the gate of their destination. The aim of this action is to show First that we're not prepared to put up with their shoddy, expensive service. We ask that you help out by doing some or all of the following.... Full article

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