TICKETLESS: The 61-year-old was found to have used the Great Western Railway train without a ticket
A 61-year-old man must pay more than 100 times the value of his journey after travelling on the railway without a ticket.
Phillip Buckley, of Goldfinch Rise, Pershore, was found to have travelled on a Great Western Railway train on Monday, March 18, without a valid ticket.
His case was heard at Worcester Magistrates' Court on Wednesday (September 4).
He received a fine of £220 and was ordered to pay £4.80 in compensation, £88 surcharge to victim services and costs of £180 - totalling £492.80 - by Wednesday, October 9.
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