Linda Gibbon
24th October 2013 | Your Views
Profits made on the railways, as on the East Coast, should go back into government funds to enable improvements, not to shareholders.
24th October 2013 | Your Views
Profits made on the railways, as on the East Coast, should go back into government funds to enable improvements, not to shareholders.
Andy Beech, CaerphillyLet’s get back to the days when it worked.
Suzi Mitchell, Shepton MalletDriving by car solo to London – paying the car running costs/congestion charge / expensive west end car park / driving home is still cheaper than by train.
Aaron M, East SussexThe kind of mass expansion, electrification and renovation needed to bring the UK’s railways into the 21st century cannot be accomplished with franchises.
Tracey Tofield, Whitley BayCommon sense and sensibility.
Gareth Williams, WenvoeWe need cheaper fares and profits ploughed back into the system. Shareholders should be supporting the system now not the taxpayer, unless we re-nationalise the system.
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