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Two money-saving deals on offer for rail passengers

Rail passengers can now explore new cities without worrying about the cost - thanks to two money-saving deals for young and older customers.

TransPennine Express (TPE) is offering students a 50 per cent discount while over 55s can take advantage of fares of just £25 return across the TPE network over the next few weeks.  

To claim their discount, students with a 16-25 railcard can use the simple code TPESTUDENT on the train operator’s website or app.   

Fares with this offer include:   

Manchester to Glasgow from £10.15  

Manchester to Leeds from £6  

Leeds to Newcastle from £7.75  

York to Edinburgh from £12.55  

Darren Higgins, Commercial Director for TransPennine Express, said: “Whether you’re visiting friends and family back home or just fancy exploring a new city, you can now bag yourself a bargain with our student offer.  

“With our network serving more than 40 universities across the north of England and Scotland, we’re delighted to be able to offer 50 per cent savings on rail travel to students.”  

Meanwhile, customers aged 55 and over can grab a huge discount on tickets across TPE’s network with prices capped at £25 for a standard class return ticket, and at £45 for a first class ticket.   

Called Club 55, this offer gives people the chance to explore the North of England and Scotland. Customers should carry proof of age with them while travelling. Return journeys are valid for one calendar month and can be purchased up until 11.59pm the day before travelling. This offer is running until Friday, April 4.

Darren added: “We’re proud to connect the North of England and Scotland, especially as there is so much to see and do across our region. From exploring some of our most beautiful historic cities in York and Edinburgh to shopping trips in Leeds and Liverpool.”   

For full terms and conditions visit TPE’s website. 

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