| Description: | 700 cheaper than the St Albans version.When challenged by a FCC official who said he had to buy a separate ticket Mr Myers issued proceedings against the company in MarchHe obtained correspondence to and from FCC’s parent company First Group which said the loophole in the planner — which put St Albans on the route into London from Watford even though it was further away — must be closed immediately as “the financial implications are massiveâ€The Department for Transport said it was “currently assessing a request†by the Association of Train Operating Companies to close the loophole meaning other commuters from St Albans could demand similar reductionsMr Myers said: “The fact the DfT say they are still assessing the ATOC request is hugely significant Anyone who has bought a ticket in the past seven months should ask the company why they have been charged 700 more when they realised back in March a cheaper fare was availableâ€Mr Myers said: “It is outrageous that FCC have been selling sea |