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Passengers Charter January 2021 Passenger’s Charter Our promise to keep our promises. Valid from January 2021 chilternrailways.co.uk Contents Getting in touch with us How to provide feedback Chiltern Railways Customer Services, Banbury ICC, Merton Street, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 4RN Getting in touch with us 1 Tel: 03456 005 165 Mondays to Fridays, 0830 to 1730. Introduction 2 Fax: 01926 729 914 How to find out information 2 www.chilternrailways.co.uk FREEPOST Chiltern Railways Online and by phone 2 Twitter: @chilternrailway Facebook: Chiltern Railways In person 2 Not all of the stations we call at are run Tickets 3 by Chiltern Railways. If the matter Buying in person 3 concerns one of the stations below, you should contact the relevant Train Buying online 3 Company. Buying by telephone 3 Stations from Widney Manor to Discounted tickets 3 Kidderminster inclusive (except Solihull and Birmingham Moor St which are run Oyster cards 3-4 by Chiltern), and from Claverdon to Stratford-upon-Avon inclusive are run by Ticket refunds 4-5 West Midlands Railway. Contact Penalty fares 5 their Customer Relations at Freepost WEST MIDLANDS RAIL Route network map 6 CUSTOMER RELATIONS Tel: 0333 311 0039 Train punctuality and reliability 7 www.westmidlandsrailway.com Void days compensation 7 Stations from Harrow-on-the-Hill to Useful information 7 Amersham inclusive and the ticket offices at South Ruislip and West Ruislip Accessibility assistance 7-8 are run by Transport for London; contact their Customer Services at 4th Floor, 14 Lost Property 8 Pier Walk, London, SE10 0ES Our staff 8 Tel: 0343 222 1234 www.tfl.gov.uk Our trains 9 Stations from Oxford to Heyford If your train is late 9-10 inclusive are run by Great Western Season Ticket renewal discount 10 Railway; contact their Customer Relations at Freepost RSKT-AHAZ-SLRH, Planned disruption/engineering works 10 Plymouth, PL4 6AB General information and other help 11 Tel: 0345 7000 125 11 www. GWR.com Bikes on Trains We aim to respond to 90% of all complaints within 10 working days and 95% within 20 working days. 1 If you are not happy with our response Please give us the opportunity to try to resolve your complaint. If you’re unhappy Introduction with the response you receive, you have the right to appeal to the Rail Ombudsman. The Chiltern Railways is committed to providing a Rail Ombudsman is there to help resolve on safe, reliable, welcoming and value for money going complaints/disputes between us and service all day, every day. In producing this our customers. It’s free to use their services charter, we set out to explain: and they are independent of the rail industry. They don’t take sides, but just look • The minimum standards we expect to achieve at the evidence available. They will help us • How we’ll compensate you if things go wrong both to try to reach an agreement, but if this • How we’ll tell you about our performance doesn’t happen, they will make a decision • How you can contact us with your suggestions based on the evidence they’ve received. If or concerns you agree with their decision, then we have to act on what they say. How to find information You can appeal to the Rail Ombudsman if: you’re unhappy with our final response to your complaint which will be contained in a Online and by phone letter or email (sometimes called a Who Web Phone ‘deadlock letter’); or we haven’t resolved your complaint within chilternrailways.co. 03456 005 165 40 working days of receiving it; and uk Customer no more than 12 months have passed since Twitter: Relations we sent you our final response. Chiltern @chilternrailway (0830 to 1730 Railways Facebook: Mon-Fri) There are some complaints that the Rail Chiltern Railways Telesales Ombudsman won’t be able to look into, for (0730 to 1930 (0800 to 2200 example if it’s about the way one of our weekdays) 7 days a week) services has been designed, industry policy, or if your complaint relates to an event 03457 48 49 50 which took place before the Rail National (24 hours) nationalrail.co.uk Ombudsman service was established. If Rail Textphone: that’s the case, then they’ll contact you to Enquiries 03456 050 600 let you know. If possible, they will transfer (0800 to 2000) your complaint to another organisation that may be able to help you further, such as Transport Focus or London TravelWatch – the independent consumer watchdogs for Transport for London the rail industry. They will independently tfl.gov.uk 0343 222 1234 review your complaint and where Journey appropriate, follow things up on your behalf. Planner Website: (including online chat): In person www.railombudsman.org Free copies of our current timetable are available at the staffed stations we serve. Telephone: 0330 094 0362 Timetable posters are also displayed at Textphone: 0330 094 0363 stations. We will inform you at least six weeks (Monday to Friday 09.00-17.00) in advance of any disruption or timetable changes caused by non-emergency Email: [email protected] engineering works, or for any other reasons. Twitter: @RailOmbudsman When we introduce a new timetable, we will Post: FREEPOST – RAIL OMBUDSMAN have details of it available at staffed stations and on our website at least four weeks before it starts. 2 Each staffed station displays a poster showing We’ll monitor queuing times at our ticket the opening hours of the ticket office and offices. The times of peak demand will be other useful advice. This information is also published in the public timetable booklet. available via the Chiltern Railways website. Our aim is that usually you shouldn’t have With the exception of Northolt Park and to wait for more than three minutes before Warwick, we will have our people on site at being served, and no more than five our staffed stations from early until late minutes at peak times. (waiting rooms are kept open until 2300) making our stations safer. Buying online The following stations are not staffed but are An online service is available on our website, provided with a telephone Help Point . Help chilternrailways.co.uk. Tickets purchased Points are staffed 24 hours a day, seven days online can be collected from the self-service a week. Operators can assist with journey FastTicket machines at our stations. Please information and provide advice on ensure that you bring the payment card you accessibility: have used to purchase the ticket as it is always required to collect the ticket. Tickets • Bearley (operated by West Midlands purchased on line can also be printed, Railway) loaded onto a smartcard, posted, or you can • Blakedown (operated by West Midlands have a barcode sent to your phone. Further Railway) information can be found at • Claverdon (operated by West Midlands www.chilternrailways.co.uk /faq/ticketing Railway) • Denham Golf Club Buying by Mobile app • Hatton You can download our mobile app from your • Heyford (operated by Great Western app store and purchase tickets straight to Railway) your phone, on to a Smartcard or collect • Islip them from a FastTicket machine at our • Kings Sutton stations. • Lapworth • Little Kimble Buying by telephone • Monks Risborough Please call 03456 005165 (0800 to 2200, • Saunderton every day apart from Christmas Day). • Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway (operated Tickets will be sent out by 1st class post if by West Midlands Railway) purchased by phone, or can be collected • Sudbury Hill Harrow from a self-service ticket machine. • Sudbury & Harrow Road • Tackley (operated by Great Western Advance tickets and train company Railway) specific tickets Validity • Wembley Stadium We offer a great range of Advance tickets. • Wilmcote (operated by West Midlands These can only be used on specific services. Railway) If you try to use an Advance purchase ticket at other times, it will be invalid. Tickets Tickets can generally be used on all train companies’ services, but some tickets may Buying in person only be used on the trains of one specific Self-service FastTicket machines are train company. You may be liable for a available at most of our stations. These Penalty Fare if you travel by another offer an alternative way of buying Single or company’s train. It is your responsibility to Return tickets and Seven Day Season check, railway staff will be happy to assist, tickets with card or cash. Ticket Office so please ask before travelling. At unstaffed opening times information is displayed at stations, this information can be obtained via stations and on our website, the Help Points. chilternrailways.co.uk, Our ticket offices offer a full range of National Rail tickets. 3 Oyster cards and contactless payment Ticket Type Refund Admin Oyster and contactless payment cards can Allowed? Fee be used between London Marylebone and Amersham (and intermediate stations), Season Ticket Yes £10 plus between London Marylebone and West Ruislip (and intermediate stations). Anytime Ticket Yes £5 Oyster Season Tickets (or Travelcards) can be used within the appropriate London Fares Zones, while Oyster Pay As Off Peak Ticket Yes £5 You Go can be a really convenient way to Super Off Peak travel around London. Yes £5 Ticket Oyster Pay As You Go cannot be used in combination with any paper ticket unless Advance Ticket No N/A you alight at the station to touch out when you change from Oyster to a paper ticket. When using contactless cards or Oyster Season Tickets Pay As You Go you will be charged an Season ticket refunds are calculated based on entry charge when you start your journey. the difference between the amount you paid Be sure to touch in and out; if you don’t and the charge for the time the Season ticket touch in at the beginning of, and out at was held.
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