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 amid fears that average train fares have increased almost three times faster than wages. Daybreak's Jonathan Swain reports:
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