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11th February 2010 | Your Views
It would be nice if Britain also still had some industry left in the form of locomotive and carriage manufacture, instead of having to buy everything from abroad.
11th February 2010 | Your Views
It would be nice if Britain also still had some industry left in the form of locomotive and carriage manufacture, instead of having to buy everything from abroad.
John Appelqvist, ScarboroughSmash all privatisation.
Bob Pinder, HebburnI worked for British Rail in 70’s – the butt of everyone’s jokes, but a fully inclusive company. No franchises. Now everyone is paying for privatisation, profit and greed.
Barathan Kulothungan, ChelmsfordThe legacy of British Rail privatisation stands as a testament to systemic failure, marked by rising fares and declining service quality.
Jenny Cooke, YorkAs a rail engineer, I’m proud of what Network Rail has achieved. Let’s stop giving money away to shareholders and spend it on what matters – trains and tracks.
Philip Maguire, LondonThe railway network needs to be a subsidised public owned company with only 1st class & 2nd class prices. None of the peak time & holiday price hikes we suffer now.
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