Alison Gibney, St Albans
4th November 2013 | Your Views
We need continuous long-term investment in our rail services and the only way to achieve that is through public ownership.
4th November 2013 | Your Views
We need continuous long-term investment in our rail services and the only way to achieve that is through public ownership.
Philip Michaelson, LondonI belong to a walking group of retired people whose organiser suffers because of the disorganisation of the various companies running rail transport in the South-East
Cynthia Fleming, GranthamSome things in life should not be about making a profit.
Susan Farquharson, BexhillGovernment should be putting money into the rail infrastructure. It should not be run as a business as the fares are ridiculously high.
Susan Callaghan, Newcastle-upon-TynePrivatised rail services are a disgrace. Services are overcrowded and late and prices are becoming extortionate. Network Rail should be taken back into public ownership.
Helena Ferguson, Stamford BridgeI’m still waiting for my refund from Virgin Trains after they cancelled all trains in and out of Kings Cross which meant we were over 3 hours late.
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