Iva Ellis, Chesterfield
5th November 2013 | Your Views
Let’s reclaim at least one of our national bodies from big business and foreign investors.
5th November 2013 | Your Views
Let’s reclaim at least one of our national bodies from big business and foreign investors.
Joanne Cummins, LondonTravel is a necessity, a public service. No one should expect to make money out of it, and those who do should not be permitted to be in charge of it.
Helen Ryan, Marsden, HuddersfieldAs a regular rail user (from before privatisation to today) I could not be more delighted to support this petition.
Robert McDonald, BrightonInstead of being at the office today, I am at home, because the trains have let me down again. Expensive, awful, very slow, getting worse.
Richard Edwards, CirencesterRail privatisation was a hurried, botched disaster. Costly for the UK taxpayer and has brought no real long-lasting benefit. Bring it back under our control..
Brian Mitchell, LondonIt is ludicrous that we have to pay for an over-expensive, inefficient railway system because of the political dogma of politicians.
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