| Comment | If they're in Strathclyde they also get access to concessionary fares on the Subway and on trains in strathclyde as well - for the subway they can go to the ticket office or load credit directly onto their card, and for trains they go to the ticket office or buy tickets on board. For other trains they can get a Disabled Persons Railcard - this is £20 a year or £54 for 3 years, but they get 1/3rd off trains for themselves and a companion, and unlike most other railcards there's no peak time restrictions on this.
They're also entitled to a CEA card for the cinema - this costs £6 a year, but it means they'll get a free carers ticket when they buy a ticket for the vast majority of cinemas in the UK. (If they have some sort of unlimited membership it includes that as well). |
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