Rail fares 'rise above inflation'
Average train fares have increased by more than 26% since the start of the recession, almost three times faster than wages, new research revealed today.
Average train fares have increased by more than 26% since the start of the recession, almost three times faster than wages, new research revealed today.
Unions will today stage a nationwide protest against high fares, aimed at showing at how commuters and other passengers were suffering "transport poverty".
Today's protests should act as an urgent wake-up call to ministers. Our current privatised system, which is costing taxpayers a staggering £1.2 billion a year, may be a wonderful Christmas present for train companies but is a huge squeeze on the public purse and commuters
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