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Devon & Cornwall Railcard Devon & Cornwall Railcard Application form - PLEASE USE BLOCK CAPITALS Mr Mrs Miss Ms Other First name Last name More information House no. / name Street Town Devon & County Postcode [email protected] Phone GWR.com/contact Cornwall Mobile Email Follow us: @GWRHelp At GWR (First Greater Western Ltd), we want you to be the first Railcard to hear about travel inspiration, promotions, offers, products and news. We’d also like to give you the chance to take part in market Like us: facebook.com/GWRUK research about our products and services. Yes please, I’d like to hear about these by: 03457 000 125* (open 0600-2300 daily) Email Post I confirm that I am at least 16 years old (we will only send marketing communications to persons 16 and over). Earn Nectar points Buy your train tickets online at GWR.com No thanks, I don’t want to be contacted. Communications will only come from GWR, although they may include content from our trusted partners. Don’t worry, if you Don’t miss out on our latest offers, change your mind you can opt out at any time. To find out more, special deals and news. Register at read our Privacy Policy at GWR.com GWR.com/signup I agree to the conditions of issue and use of the Devon & Cornwall Railcard, and tickets issued with it. I confirm that the above details are correct. Signed Date For office use Stamp Railcard serial no. Expiry date Photocard no. *Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher. Renewal? Information valid at time of print - May 2021 Make great savings with a You can use this Railcard Save up to 1/3 on most rail Devon & Cornwall Railcard every day of the week fares Which tickets do I receive discounts on? Discounts are not available on: Who can buy one? • 1/3 off all Standard class Anytime or Off-Peak • Season tickets Anyone aged 16 years or over, who is a resident of the county of Devon, or Cornwall may apply. tickets for journeys not starting before 0845*, • Advance tickets which are wholly within Devon and Cornwall • First Class tickets. You may upgrade a discounted How do I buy one? * It is also valid on the following trains: standard ticket at the weekend, or Bank Holiday Complete the attached application form and - On all services on the St Ives branch line by paying the usual charge - On all services between Exeter and Barnstaple, on a take it, together with one document from the train going to Barnstaple • Tickets bought in conjunction with any other proof of residency list and one from the proof of - 0824 Plymouth to Gunnislake (any journey on this train) special promotion, unless advertised identity list (see below) to any staffed station in - 0833 from Newton Abbot towards Penzance Devon or Cornwall. - 0835 Barnstaple and 0843 Umberleigh towards Exeter • Special excursion trains - 0844 from Exeter St Davids, Dawlish and Liskeard • Bus services in Devon and Cornwall Are they transferable? towards Penzance • Ride Cornwall (Combined bus and rail ticket) No. Devon & Cornwall Railcards are not • 1/3 off a Cornwall or Devon Day Ranger transferable, and are for the sole use of the • Journeys extending beyond Tiverton Parkway named holder and accompanying passengers. • 1/3 off Devon & Cornwall Rover or Axminster, see map below • 1/2 off St Ives Bay Line Day Ranger Devon & Cornwall Gold Card • 1/3 off one accompanying adult ticket Residents of Devon and Cornwall, aged 16 or over, buying an Annual Season ticket for a • Up to 4 accompanying children, aged 5-15 on the day of travel, can travel for a flat fare of £1 each, or journey wholly within Devon and Cornwall are £2 each per day with a Rover ticket, or Day Ranger issued with a Devon & Cornwall Gold Card. This Gold Card gives the same benefits as a • Discounted tickets can be used for travel on any national train operator that serve the stations Devon & Cornwall Railcard, at no extra cost. shown on the map below With a Gold Card, up to 4 children may travel BarnstapleChapeltonUmberleighPortsmouthKings EggesfordNymptonArmsLapfordMorchard Road Service coming soon Copplestone with the card holder for any journey between Yeoford Newquay the two specified stations, on the same Season Tiverton Parkway Quintrell Downs Okehampton Ticket, at a flat fare of £1 per child. Gunnislake Crediton St Ives St Columb Road Newton St Cyres Exeter Carbis Bay Roche Calstock Central PinhoeCranbrook FenitonHoniton Proof of residency Exeter St Davids Whimple Axminster Bugle Bere Alston Lelant Utility bill St James’ Luxulyan Exeter St Thomas Lelant Bere Ferrers Park Council tax bill Starcross Polsloe Bridge Saltings St Budeaux Digby & Sowton Driving licence Victoria Road Dawlish Warren St Erth Hayle CamborneRedruthTruro Par LostwithielBodminLiskeard Parkway MenheniotSt GermansSaltash PlymouthIvybridgeTotnes Newcourt Bank or credit card statement Penzance St Austell Topsham Coombe Keyham Torre Dawlish Junction Halt Dockyard Exton Perranwell Devonport Proof of identity St Keyne Torquay Teignmouth Lympstone Commando Penryn Wishing Well Halt Newton Abbot Paignton Passport Penmere Causeland Lympstone Village St Budeaux Ferry Road Driving licence Falmouth Town Sandplace Exmouth Falmouth Docks Looe College or work ID.
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