Andrew Tait, Edinburgh
17th October 2013 | Your Views
Capitalisation is fine, but when 10% of the population takes 90% of the profits and the remainder end up with increased charges, then it is time to take a reality check.
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Tom Pitman, CardiffThe service is run for private profit. The transport system is vital for environmental purposes as well as the needs of the public.
Megan Garrett-Jones, SheffieldRail services in this country have become unaffordable for many. People are stopped from seeing their families and miss other important social or professional connections.
Andrew Parr, LondonCan we please abandon the bankers’ railway (HS2) in favour of a policy that ensures heritage/community rail projects are properly linked to the national network?
Ronald Mackie, LeedsIt’s not just that state control of our rail system would be better, it is that exploitative for-profit train operating companies increase the running costs.
Jeff Zie, DorkingI’m sick of seeing profiteering from our infrastructure.
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