Salisbury Railway Station. DC6811P1..Picture by Tom Gregory.
A Salisbury resident has been fined for travelling without a rail ticket on Great Western Railways.
Pillay Sandiren, 28, who lives in Blyth Way, Salisbury travelled on the railway service on Friday, April 28 without paying the fare of £189.85.
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The case was held at Bristol Magistrate’s Court and the verdict was proved in his absence.
Pillay Sandiren was fined £220 and ordered to pay compensation of £189.85 and a surcharge to fund victim services of £88.
The full balance of £677.85 was ordered to be paid by Monday, August 21.
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