Railcards

If you are aged 26-30 the National Rail 26-30 Railcard will save you 1/3 on leisure journeys across Britain for just £30 a year. It is the first digital-only Railcard and it will be available to buy online and downloaded to the Railcard app on a smartphone. Once downloaded you can then start travelling (and saving) straight away, with no need to wait for the post.

If you mainly travel in London and South East England, the Network railcard could be for you. For just £30 a year it gives you 1/3 off travel in a huge area – from the Essex and Kent coasts to Exeter in the west, King’s Lynn in the north and Brighton in the south.

If you travel a lot with a loved one or a good friend then why not get a Two Together railcard?

The railcard costs £30 a year, and will give you 1/3 off train fares around Britain.

This includes all adult standard and first class tickets.

You both have to be over 16, and you have to travel together, but you don’t have to be related: it’s fine if you’re just good friends!

Whether you’re visiting family, seeing friends or going sight-seeing, a Senior railcard will save you money.

The railcard costs £30 a year, or £70 for a three-year card.

The card will give you 1/3 off travel around Britain.

This includes all standard and first class tickets.