CCTV▸ is generally only released for solving crime - and usually only to a request from the Police. So I don't think it would be released to the public, even if it was still available.
Thanks for those comments.
As soon as the incident happened she contacted
BTP▸ (assuming the CCTV came under them), they explained the "rules" for obtaining the CCTV footage; they then gave her a contact in SE Trains to ask for the video.
She contacted SE Trains and gave them the time of the incident to within a couple of minutes. SE Trains told her that she could have a copy of the booking hall video but not the office video. That was absolutely fine, as all she wanted was to show that she behaved reasonably towards the booking office clerk in the first place. She was told that the video would be forthcoming. She was also told that they would investigate the "alleged" incident - but because of an agreement with the Trade Unions she would not be told the outcome............so the guy could have got the sack - or a pay rise !!! One assumes that someone did agree with her complaint, to some degree, as they did send her £25.
The whole incident, and its fall-out has been most unsatisfactory. M & S and the likes of John Lewis have a superb name for dealing with problems - why do the rail companies seem to be determined to make it so b****y difficult ?
She will keep pursuing
TPE▸ as they are the most stubborn in acknowledging any fault - and they were responsible for the whole mess in the first place. I have just checked their website again - it still says there is no charge for changing you booking and:
"Do bear in mind that if you want to change your train ticket, you need to do it before travelling". (No mention of the 5 day "rule")
Just what my daughter tried to do - and look where it got her !