Frances Provan
10th July 2013 | Your Views
Perhaps they will concentrate on getting the people where they want to go, rather than simply getting the trains from A to B to chase service figures.
10th July 2013 | Your Views
Perhaps they will concentrate on getting the people where they want to go, rather than simply getting the trains from A to B to chase service figures.
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Martyn Lyman, LeicesterI support the idea of bringing back British Rail because it is ridiculous to think it’s cheaper to fly than to take the train. We’ve had enough, Cameron.
Derek Bibb, GlasgowI believe that it is very important to have a unified, not-for-profit railway sytem to provide travel at reasonable cost..
Kay Green, HastingsMy partner works for a railway company. I travel by train a lot. We both know from experience why we need our railways back in public hands.
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