Susanne Birks, Sheffield
23rd October 2013 | Your Views
The railways should be run as a public service and profits should be for improvements and reinvestment, not shareholders.
23rd October 2013 | Your Views
The railways should be run as a public service and profits should be for improvements and reinvestment, not shareholders.
Rob Jozefowski, ManchesterI’d love to join the cause. Nationalise now.
Christopher Flossman, BristolMake the railways work for the commuters, not the corporate profiteers. Vote Green.
Karan Capon-Richards, RochesterThe whole train service is overpriced and useless. I’m really glad I don’t need to use the trains every day but others need to get to and from work without all this disruption.
Martin Cooper, Whitley BayState-owned railways operate efficiently in Europe. Why should our railways be run for private profits? The railways are a service to the whole community.
Darrell Hart, CroydonTrains are for the rich only now. They’ve priced me into car journeys only as it’s cheaper.
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