Exeter St Davids is among the stations being targeted this morning, by protesters highlighting the constantly increasing prices of rail fares.
The group say the price of an 'anytime' single ticket from Exeter to London has risen by 205 per cent since 1995 - the second most expensive journey in the UK in terms of the proportion of increase.
The protest is under the banner Love Trains, Hate High Fares' to tie in with Valentine's Day.
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