Days left for Macclesfield students to take advantage of discounted rail travel

By The Editor

25th Sep 2024 | Local News

Up to half price tickets for kids that travel to school by rail. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)
Up to half price tickets for kids that travel to school by rail. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

Students across the North of England have until Friday (27 September) to get 50%-off the cost of their commute to school with Northern.

The train operator hopes the discount, via its Under 16 Education Season Ticket scheme, will convince children and their parents or guardians to convert their school run from road to rail.

The offer is valid for the entire academic year and is available on all routes.

For more information and details of how to buy a ticket, visit THIS LINK.

Mark Powles, commercial and customer director at Northern, said: "As well as providing a significant saving on the cost of the school commute, U16 Education Season Tickets can be used at weekends and bank holidays too – not just the 195 days a year that schools are open.

"We have a long-running campaign to encourage people to convert from road to rail – and if we can get young people in the habit while they're at school, we hope they will stick with it when they move into further education or the workplace."

Once again, for more info please visit THIS LINK.

     

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