Chris Purser, Thirsk
4th November 2013 | Your Views
Our railways cost us more in subsidy. Running and upgrading them is more expensive and millions are siphoned off in profits. Look at East Coast for proof of this.
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Carol Byng, LudlowPrivatisation hasn’t worked. Let’s have it all joined-up again.
Steve O’Connor, CambridgePrivatisation of essential services has proved to be costly to the public purse. Without unions in control, nationalisation would be far better.
Eliot Humphreys, WrexhamThere is no advantage for the public for the service to remain as profitable and as almost uselessly negligent as it actually is. Paying high for substandard everything.
Jen Tierney, SouthportIn these days of overcrowded roads and polluting automobiles, we need an affordable, clean and comfortable rail network. Money should be ploughed into providing this.
Chris Yong, St AlbansRailways for the benefit of people and the country, not for private profit.
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