Chris Power, York
15th September 2013 | Your Views
The Government should hold a majority stake in Britain’s railway network. Fully private franchises do not benefit the taxpayer or the consumer.
15th September 2013 | Your Views
The Government should hold a majority stake in Britain’s railway network. Fully private franchises do not benefit the taxpayer or the consumer.
John Hindhaugh, GatesheadIt is so financially obvious (which is very important to this government) that further comment really is not needed. Wake up Labour Party. We all hacked off on this one.
Mark Denny, WiganNot-for-profit railway for the people of the United Kingdom would be value for money and not-for-profiteers employment security for rail workers – and would be cheaper.
Matthew Whelan, LeedsWe need a railway fit for purpose and not only for profit.
Keith Kennils, Newcastle-upon-TyneTwo large transport organisations have run the East Coast rail franchise and both made huge losses. Left to run on its own, it is well run and profitable.
Anna Worthy, SunderlandRailways need to be in public ownership. We would save one billion a year.
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