How to claim for transport delays

While some people were out having fun in the snow, many spent hours trying to get into work. If you need to claim compensation for delays, here’s how to go about it.

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Beaten by the Beast? You may be due a 50% refund
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The snow may have melted, but the Beast from the East and Storm Emma are still causing problems for many. If you've had your travel plans disrupted during the chaos caused by the weather in the last two weeks, the good news is that you may well be able to claim compensation.

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