Tunbridge Wells commuter row over lost season ticket
A Kent commuter has said he will be left more than a thousand pounds out of pocket after Southeastern refused to reprint the season ticket he lost twice in six months.
Rahim Shivji paid £2,524 for his annual season ticket from Tunbridge Wells to Gillingham.
Since losing it, he has started paying £63.10 per week for replacement tickets and has said he will end up paying an extra £1,460 for the rest of the year.
Southeastern said a passenger was allowed one replacement ticket a year except in exceptional circumstances, such as if a ticket was stolen or destroyed in a flood or fire.
24 Sep 2013
- From the section England