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You can buy an off peak return from Brentwood inclusive of a travel card for £13.90, valid on any train at the times you mention (other than the 13.37 when you would have to pay £14.30). This will cover all your journeys.

Any reason you are going to Brentwood ?

You would be better off going one stop nearer to Harold Wood and catching the train there. A one-day Off Peak Zone 1-6 TravelCard from there is only £8. I think all the trains from Brentwood also stop there so it won't make any difference for the trains.

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Yes you can buy a ticket with a travelcard include.

Buy a return at Brentwood, and ask for a travel card to be included on your card.

Otherwise buy a one day off peak travel card from Liverpool Street Underground station when you get there.

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11-6.00,Free.Tube: Camden

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9-6.00,Free.Tube: Ladbroke Grove, Westbourne Park

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