#railcard

[kafkaontheroad]

I mean, these pictures were so much harder to counterfeit than the contemporary official mugshots.

[polaroidblog]

“Memoria polaroid” – un blog alla radio S25E34

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[justanotherpanickinggay]

So if you have a railcard in the uk you can register it to your oyster card and get discounted tube travel. But to get a discount on my oyster card, I have to register it online, and to register it online, I have to have travelled with my oyster card, and it then takes at least a week to go through on the system, and you have to register your discount in person at a station. So I have to go to London, pay full price for travel for one journey, then come home, register the card, provide proof of the journey I used it on, wait a week, go and find a tube station with actual people working there and register my discounted railcard with them and you wanna know what railcard I'm using? a disabled card. So me a person who qualifies for a discount for travel based on a fatigue condition is going to have to spend at least 2 weeks sorting this out. Why, why, tfl? Please for the love of God make it easier. Why are there so many steps to complete such a freaking simple task?

[sonicziggy]

"Day Dream" by Railcard https://ift.tt/1TFyExM

[inthewindtunnel]

Railcard

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[bandcampsnoop]

1/31/26.

Railcard (London, England) has been putting out music for the past half-year without any physical releases - aside from patches, and railcards. But, Mike Schulman must have somehow contacted the band (or vice versa) because Slumberland is putting out a CD of their collected EPs tout suite.

Railcard is made up of Rachel Love, Ian Button, Peter Momtchiloff and Allison Thomson. Love and Button write most of the songs except for the excellent "Born in 62" which is written by Momtchiloff, and "Think About That" which is a Dandy Livingstone cover (Rachel Love co-wrote "Cherry Plum" with Hester Smith). That's an unnecessarily long-winded way of saying that we've found our next Lennon/McCartney songwriting duo.

Rachel Love (Rachel Bor) goes back to Dolly Mixture (with Hester Smith). Ian Button has been in Swansea Sound, Papernut Cambridge, and Thrashing Doves (among many others). Peter Momtchiloff has been in numerous bands as well - Would-Be-Goods and Marine Research are the ones that stick out to me. The band definitely sounds like many of the above named bands.

[hodgepodgedays]

How to entertain a teen who is obsessed with trains

My son’s love for trains has been something he’s enjoyed and that we have nurtured since he was a toddler. He loved Chuggington, he loved Thomas the Tank Engine, he loved going to the local garden centre and having a ride on their little steam trains, he loved visiting heritage railways. He loved it all. These days, he’s 13, with access to the internet and all the YouTube videos and train…

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[mytrainpal]

Why should you get a digital Railcard?

https://www.mytrainpal.com/railcard-guide

Lower prices for digital Railcards

You can enjoy up to ￡3 off your digital Railcards when buying with the TrainPal App.

 1/3 off your rail travel

Get 1/3 off your UK train tickets immediately and save an average of ￡181 a year with a digital Railcard added to your TrainPal account.

 Travel further for less

Cheaper digital railcards, cheaper ticket prices by split ticketing, and 1/3 off rail fares with digital Railcards – all in the TrainPal App.

 Which is the right Railcard for you?

Each Railcard offers a similar discount - 1/3 off the price of an adult fare, as well as some great discounts for children too. Choosing the right one for you depends on things like your age, where you live, and how you like to travel.

 How to buy and use a digital Railcard on the TrainPal App?

Download TrainPal App and follow 6 easy steps to enjoy with your Railcard.

 Open the railcard uk app and click "Railcard" at the bottom of the homepage

Step 1

Open the TrainPal App and click "Railcard" at the bottom of the homepage

Sign in to your TrainPal account on the app and select a Railcard that best suits you.

Step 2

Sign in to your TrainPal account on the app and select a Railcard that best suits you.

Choose "Buy alone", enter your first and last name (and date of birth), apply your promocode to enjoy the discount.

Step 3

Choose "Buy alone", enter your first and last name (and date of birth), apply your promocode to enjoy the discount.

Upload a digital passport-style photo for your Railcard from your phone, some cards also require verification of your ID

Step 4

Upload a digital passport-style photo for your Railcard from your phone, some cards also require verification of your ID

You’ll find your Railcard in the Account tab of the app. Please make sure you're signed into the app with the same account you used to buy your Railcard

Step 5

You’ll find your Railcard in the Account tab of the app. Please make sure you're signed into the app with the same account you used to buy your Railcard

Enter your departure and arrival station, select the start date of your ticket and the number of people travelling, then add your new Railcard to use.

Step 6

Enter your departure and arrival station, select the start date of your ticket and the number of people travelling, then add your new Railcard to use.

Why buy a digital Railcard on TrainPal?

No more switching

Your can manage your train tickets and Railcards in one place by adding a digital Railcard to your TrainPal account. You won't need to switch between apps or dig around for your physical Railcard.

 No more worry

When you add a digital Railcard to your TrainPal account, it can be stored on any devices you use. So you never worry about forgetting or losing your railcards.

 Available at any time

TrainPal works hard to offer a one-stop service for our users' train travel. By adding a digital Railcard to your TrainPal account, you'll find your railcard is right where it needs to be, for example, when the ticket inspector is coming.

 More discount

Enjoy 1/3 off your train tickets as soon as you buy your digital Railcard on the TrainPal app. If you buy with your friends on the TrainPal app, you get up to ￡3 more off.