Thieves

Gosh grannyactivist how absolutely wonderful to read your latest post.

Hello all - thought I'd spread some Christmas cheer by saying that replacement train tickets were donated by the organisation that originally put us in touch with our young man and he's picked them up and will be arriving tomorrow. I'm not quite sure who is the most excited, him or us. (I think it's me.) Ever practical our Christmas gift to him is an electric toothbrush as I doubt he'll ever afford dentistry! Kindly members of the local branch of Amnesty have also bought him a couple of small gifts and donated money that has gone towards some extras so he'll have some surprises on Christmas Day.

On the subject of kindliness, I've had several donations given to me for a homeless man I've been supporting and he was moved to tears today by me telling him of some young children who gave some (a lot!) of their Christmas money to me so that he could get new walking boots. The true spirit of Christmas is still alive and well.

Can you go to a station in person and ask for their advice with proof you bought the tickets?

That's disgusting. I hope you can sort it out.

He can't pick tickets up from the station because you have to have the card that was used to pay. Thanks Pittcity - I'll investigate e-tickets to see if he can just show it on his phone, he doesn't have access to a printer.

Can you buy online tickets that he can print off?

Oh no
I don't know what to say.
I hope someone can be of help.
Can the tickets be picked up from the station?