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Stop Stagecoach Ripping off Students!

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Hattie Rowan
9 years ago

It's just a bit ridiculous.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Totally unfair and unethical - only means of transport to uni.

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Josephine Nash
9 years ago

Disgusting

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Jane Adu
9 years ago

Atrocious indeed.

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Taha Ahmed
9 years ago

v unfair - we are students and have 0 money!!!

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Georgina Harrison
9 years ago

I don't even go here anymore yet i'm still stressed by stagecoach

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Stephen
9 years ago

Stagecoach are worse than Brexit.

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Samuel Porter
9 years ago

Absolute bastards

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Joe Marsh Rossney
9 years ago

Useless company

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Erin Massey
9 years ago

That's ridiculous. In my student flat my loan doesn't cover my rent and all my wages go on food. I could NOT possibly afford to shell out another £300+ for a uni pass when records clearly show I've already bought one. Just another way of making money from us. Disgusting

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Laura
9 years ago

Everyone wants to rip off students, well not this time! Wawick uni should provide its own bus service. It'll be cheaper and better

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Maya Caddle
9 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous. What happens if I got robbed and my pass got taken as a result.

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Sarah
9 years ago

If they're worried about fraudulent tickets this isn't going to help - people can still make fraudulent tickets! They can't pretend to have lost one and give it to their friends but come on, who really does that any way. Imagine losing your wallet (or having it stolen) on the first day of term and then having to shell out another 300 pounds! Ridiculous and shameful if the uni allows this to happen

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Stagecoach are profiteering. A small admin fee which covers the cost would be reasonable. Can local MP or vice chancellor support a reversal of this policy?

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Sherbaz
9 years ago

£301 is ripping us off after all that traffic and the bus not coming. Sometimes its so full it doesn't even stop.

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Gillian Davis
9 years ago

This fee is outrageous!

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labib choudhry
9 years ago

rah its like they don't want me to come into uni for lectures ..

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Paul Newby
9 years ago

This is a ludicrous initiative designed entirely to squeeze as much money out of students as possible, and the amount required to pay for a second bus pass is an amount that many students simply would not be able to pay. (Most community bus services charge around £5 for the replacement of a pass. There is no reason in hell why £301 pounds is an acceptable amount to charge for a replacement)

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This doesn't make sense. Everyone seems to lose their bus pass at one time or another. In fact it means that we are less likely to want to buy a bus pass for a year. If you want to reduce fraud, find a way to disable the original bus pass once a new one is issued.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Appalling behavior by an awful company, if they dont want us to stop using them then they need to stop this