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Campaigners and unions have warned that ever higher train fares risk driving passengers off the railway, as a fresh increase of about 2. 9% is expected to be confirmed on Wednesday and after a decade when fares have risen at double the rate of wages. The fare rise, to take effect in January but dictated by the July inflation figure that will be published by the Office for National Statistics on Wednesday, will add more than £100 to many annual season tickets. – Guardian.
