Susan Cooper, Plymouth
21st July 2013 | Your Views
We need a better, more affordable rail service which will reach many more destinations, so bring back the stations closed by Dr Beeching.
21st July 2013 | Your Views
We need a better, more affordable rail service which will reach many more destinations, so bring back the stations closed by Dr Beeching.
Mike Kerins, ManchesterThe idea is that people get to travel, but who can afford to go anywhere? Surely the economy would improve if it were cheaper to get from A to B.
Judy Sleath, NottinghamI would like to travel on trains but they’re just too expensive. Surely, if fares were cheaper and services joined up, more people would buy tickets.
Dylan Kilgour, MotherwellWhat’s the delay?
Dermot Killingley, Newcastle-upon-TyneEvery time I hear “Thank you for choosing to travel XYZ”, I think “But I didn’t choose! If I really had the choice I’d be travelling British Rail.”
Chris Lindon, SheffieldOur train services are appalling, woefully inadequate, always late, expensive and only increasing in cost year upon year. Trains are a necessity and should be re-nationalised.
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