Travel anywhere in Scotland for £9.50 one-way with ScotRail when buying a copy of the Scottish Sun on March 2

The trouble is you would still be in Scotland

jacksprout

The trouble is you would still be in Scotland

Television, telephone, electromagnetics, steam engine, bicycle, pneumatic tyre, ultrasound, postage stamps, radar, penicillin, fridge, flushable toilet etc... etc...

Do without all of these, and their successors(ie. the device you're using right now), or be a good little troll and respect some culture.

Such tiring, ill informed ignorance and racism. Reading forums these days is the equivalent of turning over a rock.

jacksprout

The trouble is you would still be in Scotland

Buy a ticket to Gretna and walk the rest of the way

great deal, the west highland line runs Glasgow to mallaig votes worlds best rail journey. Also for those with kids it's the Harry potter line! All for £9.50! cheaper than Reading to London - come on guys!

That's the price of my daily commute cut by 7 quid!

Hot!

How do they stop you buying more than 3? I could use about 30!
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jacksprout

The trouble is you would still be in Scotland

Somewhat ironic that your avatar pic is that of a Scot eh?;)

Ramsay Ladders

Somewhat ironic that your avatar pic is that of a Scot eh?;)

Scottish through and through-a little bit of irony to brighten up your day

Do you have to physically purchase tickets in Scotland, or can they be bought online?

Being a Scot I've decided to ignore the first comment. The deal gets heat from me.
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Yes.

jacksprout

The trouble is you would still be in Scotland

Trust me you are much better staying in Scotland, once you cross the border heading south into naegland you want to reverse

brude

Television, telephone, electromagnetics, steam engine, bicycle, pneumatic … Television, telephone, electromagnetics, steam engine, bicycle, pneumatic tyre, ultrasound, postage stamps, radar, penicillin, fridge, flushable toilet etc... etc...Do without all of these, and their successors(ie. the device you're using right now), or be a good little troll and respect some culture.Read lessRead more

Deep fried mars bars, neds, chips and pizza, wet wet wet

lumsdot

Deep fried mars bars, neds, chips and pizza, wet wet wet

David cameron jimmy saville

lumsdot

Deep fried mars bars, neds, chips and pizza, wet wet wet

terriclarkfan

Do you have to physically purchase tickets in Scotland, or can they be … Do you have to physically purchase tickets in Scotland, or can they be bought online?Read lessRead more

Yes u can buy online scotrail.co.uk/sun…fer although think u may need to buy the paper u get 4 single tickets

Makes the £7500 a year season ticket expense seem so stupid. The GDP of a small African country.

Anyone got the online code?

Thanks so much OP, will get a copy today!

robdougall

Travel anywhere in Scotland for £9.50 one-way with ScotRail when buying … Travel anywhere in Scotland for £9.50 one-way with ScotRail when buying a copy of the Scottish Sun (50p correct me if I am wrong) on Saturday March 2. From Saturday you will be able to travel anywhere in Scotland* for only £9.50 single with ScotRail and The Scottish Sun.To get this great deal, just pick up your copy of the Scottish Sun on Saturday 2 March 2013. Inside you’ll find a lucky wallet including:Your rail voucher - entitling you to purchase up to four £9.50 single tickets anywhere in Scotland*.Your game card – your chance to win £20,000 of cash prizes and up to £7,000 ScotRail prizes all week.Travel is valid between 2 March and 30 April 2013 inclusive. (NOT valid on 9 March or on 29 March - 1 April 2013 inclusive.) Tickets can be purchased anytime between 2 and 31 March 2013. This offer is only available with a valid voucher. Valid on ScotRail services only.*Offer excludes Lockerbie.Read lessRead more

***The Voucher code is universal: scotrail.co.uk/sun…fer quote SUNOFFER13 ***

Come on, anyone who gets personally offended by someone taking the mickey out of where you live obviously has some personal confidence issues or has actually bought into the whole nationalism myth.

HaggisMonsterAttack

***The Voucher code is universal: scotrail.co.uk/sunoffer quote … ***The Voucher code is universal: scotrail.co.uk/sunoffer quote SUNOFFER13 ***Read lessRead more

Terms on online booking
Please remember to retain PART 1 of the voucher. You MUST carry this part of the voucher with you when travelling to validate your ticket.

You should have the original voucher from Sun paper.

Other restrictios:

You can travel anytime at the weekend. Monday to Friday you can travel on all services except:

Those arriving into Glasgow Queen Street, Glasgow Central, Edinburgh Waverley, Haymarket, Dundee or Aberdeen before 0930;
Those departing Glasgow Queen Street, Glasgow Central, Edinburgh Waverley or Haymarket between 1643 and 1809;
The 1815 Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Queen Street and 1815 Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley services.

brude

Television, telephone, electromagnetics, steam engine, bicycle, pneumatic … Television, telephone, electromagnetics, steam engine, bicycle, pneumatic tyre, ultrasound, postage stamps, radar, penicillin, fridge, flushable toilet etc... etc...Do without all of these, and their successors(ie. the device you're using right now), or be a good little troll and respect some culture.Read lessRead more

The steam engine was not invented by James Watt, he merely improved on earlier designs by two Englismen, Thomas Newcomen and Thomas Savery. John Logie Baird didnt invent television, again he merely improved on the spinning disc system invented by Paul Gottlieb Nipkow, a German. And dont get me started on the whole myth that Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, surely the most egregious error one can make regarding inventions. Many before him had invented Electro-magnetic transmitters and receivers including most notably Elisha Gray, whose system Bell copied and patented. And as for your claim about Bicycles, it has no merit whatsoever. Karl von Drais is widely considered to be the inventor of the Bike. Rowland Hill, an Englisman invented the postal stamp and the whole postal system we use today. Ultrasound is again another invention that is claimed to be Scottish. Ian Donald merely implemented Austrian Doctor Karl Theodore Dussik's design. Also Carl Paul Gottfried von Linde, a German is widely accepted as the inventor of the refrigerator.

Radar is definately a Scottish invention though, as is penicillin, both hugely important inventions. But why you think having certain inventions attributed to Scottish people has any bearing on the state of Scotland as a place to live in beyond me.

Take the journey from Glasgow to Fort William amazing heat from me.

Does anyone know what were the 2 towns and cash values printed in The Sun on sunday? WHSmith had cleared the papers away by the time I arrived.