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Great british railways. bring in a new flexiseason ticket that doesn't have to be used five days a week as millions of people are facing a hybrid return to the office in the coming months. and scrap the franchise system — only pay companies if trains are on time and clean. the former boss of british airways, keith williams, came up with the ideas. there is an enormous opportunity here, not only to simplify the way that people buy tickets, but also to benefit from a retail environment that gives greater flexibility in the way that fares are operated in the future. this is the government ackno...

Environment that gives greater flexibility in the way that fares are operated in the future. this is the government acknowledging the real problems that have existed on the railways for decades that any passenger could have told you about. problems with pricing, ticketing and problems with timetabling. and nobody knowing who's in charge. i do accept it is too complicated. we have seen the timetable debacle, the secretary of state, me, in other words, having to take railways back into public ownership and no one really knowing who is in charge when something goes wrong. these reforms, great bri...

About these reforms? there - go to london. not good, then! what about these reforms? there is - about these reforms? there is obviously the flexible season ticket coming in, how can that help your employees, who will be working towards this hybrid model, a bit at the office, a bit at home? i towards this hybrid model, a bit at the office, a bit at home?- the office, a bit at home? i think flexible tickets _ the office, a bit at home? i think flexible tickets are _ the office, a bit at home? i think flexible tickets are a _ the office, a bit at home? i think flexible tickets are a good - the of...

We want to buy into travel in the future. with cheaper beef from those both the scottish and welsh governments have called for fully figures. worry so concerned about that? b. devolved powers over rail figures. worry so concerned about infrastructure, and describe this that? �* , ., , plan as a missed opportunity. that? a couple of points there, it is minimal— that? a couple of points there, it is minimal at _ that? a couple of points there, it is minimal at the _ that? a couple of points there, it is minimal at the moment i that? a couple of points there, it i is minimal at the moment bec...

Operated in the future. this is. the government acknowledging the government acknowledging the real problems that have existed on the railways for decades, that any passenger could have told you about. problems with pricing, ticketing, and problems with timetabling, and nobody knowing he is in charge. thea;r timetabling, and nobody knowing he is in charge.— he is in charge. they do except it is too complicated. _ he is in charge. they do except it is too complicated. we - he is in charge. they do except it is too complicated. we have | it is too complicated. we have seen the timetable debacl...