Going to Edinburgh next month
Whats the best way to get the best deal on Train Tickets?
(04 Feb 2016, 9:55 am)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Going to Edinburgh next month
Whats the best way to get the best deal on Train Tickets?
I would see if you can try and split them. Use one of the rail split sites to get pricea, but don't buy from them - cos they take a cut.
Go to any of the toc websites and buy from them.
Do it often and save quite a bit. £120 saving on most recent booking, which is made up of 4 short hop day returns, over a longer return or advance tickets.
(04 Feb 2016, 10:13 am)Andreos1 wrote [ -> ]I would see if you can try and split them. Use one of the rail split sites to get pricea, but don't buy from them - cos they take a cut.
Go to any of the toc websites and buy from them.
Do it often and save quite a bit. £120 saving on most recent booking, which is made up of 4 short hop day returns, over a longer return or advance tickets.
So like Sunderland or Durham-Morpeth, Morpeth-Berwick, Berwick-Waverley
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(04 Feb 2016, 10:29 am)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]So like Sunderland or Durham-Morpeth, Morpeth-Berwick, Berwick-Waverley
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Exactly like that.
Not guaranteeing it will be any cheaper, but it can be.
No need to change trains if you set off from Durham.
Mine is Durham - York (singles). York - Sheff. Sheff - Derby. Derby - Brum. £35 ew.
Bit late now but.... Happy Birthday Citaro!
(04 Feb 2016, 6:00 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]Bit late now but.... Happy Birthday Citaro!
Thank you Davie
Need to get around 62% on my last 3 assignments for my course to come out with a 2:1.
The units:
Inclusion - Special Educational Needs - which i'm interested in, would like to be a SENCO (Special Educational needs Coordinator) one day.
Education and change - how its changed over the years
and the dreaded dissertation!
As most here know, I lost my 32 year old sister in December last year...
The original Post Mortem was inconclusive and the Coroner told us it would take 6-8 weeks to get a conclusive result, we now know the cause.
Coroner let my mam know yesterday...Cause was Multiple Organ Failure brought on by Pneumonia...
It is a bit of a relief to my mother who has beat the shit out of herself for 7 weeks now wondering if there was something we could have done to prevent the death...It apparantly came on that quick she didn't know what hit her.
We will never forget and always remember my sister, but we all have some closure now and we can get on re-building our lives best we can, I think the coroner said she was a time bomb waiting to go off and most likely would have died anyway, so it gives me a bit peace, knowing she did not suffer in those last few moments and she went quick.
Thanks to everyone here who showed us support and friendship
(04 Feb 2016, 10:16 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]As most here know, I lost my 32 year old sister in December last year...
The original Post Mortem was inconclusive and the Coroner told us it would take 6-8 weeks to get a conclusive result, we now know the cause.
Coroner let my mam know yesterday...Cause was Multiple Organ Failure brought on by Pneumonia...
It is a bit of a relief to my mother who has beat the shit out of herself for 7 weeks now wondering if there was something we could have done to prevent the death...It apparantly came on that quick she didn't know what hit her.
We will never forget and always remember my sister, but we all have some closure now and we can get on re-building our lives best we can, I think the coroner said she was a time bomb waiting to go off and most likely would have died anyway, so it gives me a bit peace, knowing she did not suffer in those last few moments and she went quick.
Thanks to everyone here who showed us support and friendship
I'm always here Fozz.
(04 Feb 2016, 10:21 pm)Davie wrote [ -> ]I'm always here Fozz.
Thank you Davie
Glad your family finally got closure Fozz.
(04 Feb 2016, 10:27 pm)Michael wrote [ -> ]Glad your family finally got closure Fozz.
Thanks Michael
Yes, we have closure, life will never be the same again, but we can rebuild our lives and live the way she would want is too
(04 Feb 2016, 10:30 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Thanks Michael
Yes, we have closure, life will never be the same again, but we can rebuild our lives and live the way she would want is too
, It won't be the same but shes in a better place and now you & your family can rebuild their lifes but have those memories of her
Inbox me, if you need too.
(04 Feb 2016, 10:34 pm)Michael wrote [ -> ], It won't be the same but shes in a better place and now you & your family can rebuild their lifes but have those memories of her
Inbox me, if you need too.
Thanks mate...
I will bear that in mind [THUMBS UP SIGN]
(04 Feb 2016, 9:21 pm)Michael wrote [ -> ]Need to get around 62% on my last 3 assignments for my course to come out with a 2:1.
The units:
Inclusion - Special Educational Needs - which i'm interested in, would like to be a SENCO (Special Educational needs Coordinator) one day.
Education and change - how its changed over the years
and the dreaded dissertation!
You'd do well to read some of the stuff on the IPSEA website
(04 Feb 2016, 10:16 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]As most here know, I lost my 32 year old sister in December last year...
The original Post Mortem was inconclusive and the Coroner told us it would take 6-8 weeks to get a conclusive result, we now know the cause.
Coroner let my mam know yesterday...Cause was Multiple Organ Failure brought on by Pneumonia...
It is a bit of a relief to my mother who has beat the shit out of herself for 7 weeks now wondering if there was something we could have done to prevent the death...It apparantly came on that quick she didn't know what hit her.
We will never forget and always remember my sister, but we all have some closure now and we can get on re-building our lives best we can, I think the coroner said she was a time bomb waiting to go off and most likely would have died anyway, so it gives me a bit peace, knowing she did not suffer in those last few moments and she went quick.
Thanks to everyone here who showed us support and friendship
Glad you know what went on, now.
Father in law finally passed, today. Rushed to hospital (days after he should have been IMO, but no one wanted to know) and it looks like it was pneumonia that finished him, off, too. At least MIL got a last Christmas with him.
Well into his 80s, mind. I used to joke with MIL that he'd carry on forever, just to wind her up. He's one of the last of his group of friends to go.
(04 Feb 2016, 11:51 pm)BusLoverMum wrote [ -> ]Glad you know what went on, now.
Father in law finally passed, today. Rushed to hospital (days after he should have been IMO, but no one wanted to know) and it looks like it was pneumonia that finished him, off, too. At least MIL got a last Christmas with him.
Well into his 80s, mind. I used to joke with MIL that he'd carry on forever, just to wind her up. He's one of the last of his group of friends to go.
Sorry to hear that...
I think with Pneumonia if your immune is all to shit, your in a bad place, in our Alisons case, she had a chest infection, together with organ failure she never really stood a chance...
At least I can find peace of some kind now [WHITE SMILING FACE]
(04 Feb 2016, 11:46 pm)BusLoverMum wrote [ -> ]You'd do well to read some of the stuff on the IPSEA website
Cheers I'll take a look
(04 Feb 2016, 11:51 pm)BusLoverMum wrote [ -> ]Glad you know what went on, now.
Father in law finally passed, today. Rushed to hospital (days after he should have been IMO, but no one wanted to know) and it looks like it was pneumonia that finished him, off, too. At least MIL got a last Christmas with him.
Well into his 80s, mind. I used to joke with MIL that he'd carry on forever, just to wind her up. He's one of the last of his group of friends to go.
Sorry for your loss
Cheers guys. Husband's over with his mum and sister. Coroner due to visit, this morning. I'll go over sometime but not today - not well and last thing they need is me flaking out over them. I'm concentrating on being in a fit state to keep things running smoothly with the boys when they get home from school (they never really had any relationship with their granda, so it's life as normal for them. Their version of normal, anyhow!)
(07 Feb 2016, 5:21 pm)DanPicken wrote [ -> ]Yes, Will Thompson asked and was told yes by Ben.
that idiot does my head in by giving out info i already know via here am like "yes i already know via neb no need to tell me"
Yes you may already know but other people might not know. Info posted isn't exclusively for you.
(08 Feb 2016, 1:51 am)GMitchelhill wrote [ -> ]Yes you may already know but other people might not know. Info posted isn't exclusively for you.
I know most people on simply go north east group have a NEB account anyways on here so this will shouldn't really tell you me lee Dan.P Davie myself he should only tell the people via inbox the ones who are not a member then again Lee gave me out some advice weeks ago about him I simply ignore him
(08 Feb 2016, 11:09 am)Diamond One wrote [ -> ]I know most people on simply go north east group have a NEB account anyways on here so this will shouldn't really tell you me lee Dan.P Davie myself he should only tell the people via inbox the ones who are not a member then again Lee gave me out some advice weeks ago about him I simply ignore him
Not really, why should he inbox people when he can just make a post about it?
Just because you and a few other people know something, doesn't mean others should be blocked from sharing the information, if it hasn't been shared with others yet.
Also i'm not part of any Facebook groups so i did not know about the services which are changing depots until DanPicken did a post about it...........
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