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Better bus deals for passengers on the way

By Press Association, Dec 20, 2011

In provisional findings in its investigation into the UK local bus market, the Competition Commission (CC) found that in many areas the largest bus operators faced little or no competition
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Rail fares to rise by average 5.9%

By Press Association, Dec 20, 2011

In an increase higher than the RPI measure of inflation, train fares will rise by an average of 5.9% in January
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Rail passengers warned of fees rise

By Press Association, Dec 15, 2011

Rail passengers have been warned they face a "double whammy" of higher fares and increased car parking charges at stations in the new year. The Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) said...
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Fare rises will benefit train firms

By Press Association, Dec 14, 2011

Train companies rather than taxpayers could end up benefiting from revenue raised from increased train fares, a report from a Government spending watchdog has said
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Flyers beware as Ryanair bag increase kicks in

By Trisha Doyle, Dec 12, 2011

The cost of checking in a bag on Ryanair is set to go sky high, in some cases to the tune of £100 return. We look at when the fees kick in plus how to make low fares work for you
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Channel Tunnel 'must be cheaper'

By Press Association, Dec 08, 2011

Access charges to the Channel Tunnel should be reduced to give passengers a better deal, a House of Lords report has said. The tunnel was not achieving its full potential, the report from the...
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Ski holiday price war hots up

By Press Association, Dec 02, 2011

Hope for cash conscious families as cost of ski holidays are dropping in some regions
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Could Thomas Cook go bust?

By The Motley Fool, Nov 22, 2011

It looked as if Thomas Cook was going to make it through the winter, after announcing last month that it had secured a £100m credit arrangement with its banks to tide it over until next...
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