Edwin Nelson
17th October 2013 | Your Views
National economic assets such as the UK rail network should be owned by the people via public sector enterprises.
17th October 2013 | Your Views
National economic assets such as the UK rail network should be owned by the people via public sector enterprises.
Emma Park, EdinburghCurrently it is cheaper for me to drive any of the routes I take with only one passenger. Environmentally and economically disastrous. Less profit more provision.
Colin Flowerday, HoltWe want British Rail back. Stuff the Private train companies.
David Sleet, YorkIf profits can be made by British Rail, they should be ploughed back into the system, not distributed to the already-wealthy shareholders.
David Bosher, LondonOnly the Tories could have done this, their revenge on the public knowing they’d lose the 1997 election so they got in quick with this. Typical Tories messing things up.
Peter Kolodziej, LondonGood public transport is a right not a privilege. Get rid of the fat cat shareholders who take no risks but get all the profits. Privatisation has failed.
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