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With the increasing rent prices in central London, it's going to be difficult for young graduates to juggle entering the job market without moving further outwards or getting flatshares with tiny living spaces. Of course if I got a job and the salary was good then renting in London is an option...

I'm not unwilling to compromise, but I'd prefer a working train service that does what it's supposed to do, at least until I can afford a car.

Genuinely scared about what this means for me, I'm graduating this year and will be trying to enter the job market, if companies are going to turn me down because I live in Brighton how the hell am I going to support myself? Im fed up of Southern, RMT and the government, most especially the...