I think that's one of those things where individual perceptions can vary wildly. If you're a commuter using the train every day then your chances of encountering delays are pretty high, jus… (View Post)

To be fair, it's easy to forget they have a fat majority given how utterly they have failed to make any effective use of it recently... (View Post)

Yes, but part of the reason construction hasn't kept up is that right-to-buy was structured in a way that meant councils no longer acted as a source of funding building of new homes. If it had b… (View Post)

If you're willing to buy in advance and commit to a specific train it can be cheaper. For instance London to Manchester on the 8th May on the 11:13 will cost you just £34 if you buy the ticket r… (View Post)

I do think there is a hypothetical version of right to buy which would have worked better than the one we got. Instead of giving local authorities only part of the money from sales, you get central g… (View Post)