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.
Rowland Jones, BristolThe botched privatisation must be undone. It is wrong that private companies and foreign governments take profits and subsidies from our railways.
Liz Luck, FoweyI saw your full-page advert on the back of Private Eye yesterday, and felt hopeful for the first time in ages – can we do it?
Phil Taylor, StirlingThe state of our privatised railway shames the nation that invented the technology nearly 200 years ago. Nationalisation need not mean inefficient. Let’s do this.
Gabrielle Deschamps, LondonI’m outraged that two return flights (which are so bad for the environment) from London to Edinburgh come to a total of £45 as opposed to £282 by rail. The world has gone mad.
Colin Bull, LondonThis is long overdue. Bring it back now.
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