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Yes. We know already. There are trains to Falmer before and after the game. The last train back to Worthing from Brighton though leaves before the game has even started.

I thought that but Google reckons 1 hour 6 minutes walking Stadium to St Peters Church. And Google doesn't know the route is a pub crawl as well. :drink:

Yikes. That's network shutdown on the 1st. I'd hired a car to be returned on the 1st. Will extend the hire by a day.

Southern is part of Govia Thameslink and will see industrial action. The online rail planners are already updated with the timetable - and it is an early finish for Southern services ( although the last Falmer - Brighton service is 22:43. Just don't expect an onward connection - last...

The 700 CoastLINERS ( and the N700 Night buses for the boozers ) will be bursting.

I have an issue with my employer for sure. No question about that. That does not stop me also having no sympathy for their 'plight'. It is not either/or but both.

Indeed. However those of us who haven't had a payrise since 2021 feel little sympathy for anyone who demands 2 rises of 10% in successive years.

And inflation is now at 6.8%. :shrug:

Ballot closes on September 12th. Looks like I have about a month to buy a car :facepalm: Broken Britain.

The online rail planners update on Friday for the day of the West Ham game. The 5:30 kick off doesn't help and I suspect the service will wind up earlier than usual that evening. I reckon a trek/pub crawl back into Brighton after the game is on the cards. Broken Britain.

I think it is RMT so unlike ASLEF strikes there will be some trains, but possibly the service might wind up early for the evening.

Oh well. West Ham is a 5:30 kickoff ( as is Newcastle ). No chance of getting home for me if the trains are iffy. Hotel booked.

Govia Thameslink incudes Southern Rail.