Maryam Shakiba, London
19th August 2013 | Your Views
Railways are a public service and should be state run and not for private profit.
19th August 2013 | Your Views
Railways are a public service and should be state run and not for private profit.
Jill Westendorp, Lyme RegisIt’s about time this happened – the privatisation of the railways/electricity and gas/water was the worst thing to happen. Give them all back.
Jamie Bolam Scott, NottinghamThis is long overdue. Even the Conservatives in many quarters agree that nationalisation is now the only way forward. Let’s get it back in public ownership and fix it.
Bethan Williams, CaerphillyMy train fare goes up in price every year, and only to see millions of pounds spent on new stations, which result in even further delays and disruptions.
David Willingham, EastbourneMonopoly services should not be in private hands, particularly when they are essential. The money we pay in fares and subsidies should not contribute to private profit.
Alan Miller, CarlisleYes, British Rail, bring it back. Let’s bring it on.
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