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18th April 2011 | Your Views
I left British Rail in disgust when it was privatised. It was sickening the way every simple job ended up ten times more complicated in red tape and cost.
18th April 2011 | Your Views
I left British Rail in disgust when it was privatised. It was sickening the way every simple job ended up ten times more complicated in red tape and cost.
Kim Saunders, Southend-on-SeaRe-nationalise it for the people, put the profits back into paying decent wages and re-generation of the system, not lining the fat cats’ pockets.
Kay Hallam, TadleyThe trains are overcrowded, overpriced and cost the tax payer more than when nationalised. They used to be a bit scruffy but at least you got a seat.
Veronica Taylor, SurbitonWe need to stop taxpayer-funded subsidies going to private company shareholders, and end the complicated, extortionate and unfair fare pricing currently practised.
Alan Etheridge, SouthamptonI don’t use the railway so much now – prices are too high, and station staffing is poor.
Graham Fielding, WiganWhy is it that rail travel is the only form of transport with no limitation on the number of passengers that can be carried?
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