A WEST Wiltshire man has started a petition on the official 10 Downing Street website calling for free off-peak rail travel for pensioners.
Bob Lee, of Petticoat Lane, Dilton Marsh, who has previously organised petitions about transport issues on the Government website, says the free bus passes given out to OAPs earlier this year should be extended.
"It is only fair to match the bus decision with free off-peak rail travel for seniors too," said Bob.
He said longer journeys are so much quicker and more enjoyable with fewer changes by train.
If you agree with Bob, you can support his petition by logging on to http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/RailBusParityUK
Posted by: GSXRRRSP, WESTBURY on 8:22pm Fri 16 May 08
oap's make me sick they are loaded but demand free travel what a flaming cheek you old biddies have you have good pensions and a heating allowance and free tv licence but you want more and every one of you buy enough spirits every pension day to keep a brewery running for a year SO DONT ASK FOR MORE YOU MOANING OLD GITS!!!!
oap's make me sick they are loaded but demand free travel what a flaming cheek you old biddies have you have good pensions and a heating allowance and free tv licence but you want more and every one of you buy enough spirits every pension day to keep a brewery running for a year SO DONT ASK FOR MORE YOU MOANING OLD GITS!!!!
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