The Government has promised to cap rail fares to the Retail Price Index +1% for the next two years.
Greg commented:
"Before this commitment, fare increases have been at RPI +3% so this is extremely welcome news.
"Southeastern still has the right to vary the fare from any particular station by up to 5% on top as long as the average increase is at the national cap. I am meeting with Southeastern's Managing Director very shortly and I will be looking to persuade him not to increase the fares from our local stations by more than the national average."
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