Jon Humphreys
5th November 2013 | Your Views
Rail privatisation is legalised larceny. Train operators invest little cash but take massive profits. This wasn’t what the Tories promised.
5th November 2013 | Your Views
Rail privatisation is legalised larceny. Train operators invest little cash but take massive profits. This wasn’t what the Tories promised.
Kaissa TaitIt is cheaper to rent a car for a week than buy tickets from Birmingham to Brighton. We should be encouraging people to use green transport not pricing them out.
Martin Langford, BridgendThe present system is definitely not working. All those subsidies are not being used to improve a woefully inadequate and extremely expensive service.
John Wilson, CambridgeshireNow there are so many different types of tickets in different areas, it’s impossible to be sure if you are getting a reasonable deal.
Peter Jeffries, Isle of WightBring it back into public ownership and expand. Roll back Beeching’s cuts. Isle of Wight needs a light railway desperately. Its been strangled by lack of a good railway.
Keith Hall, SheffieldI agree with this. Also stop trying to privatise NHS.
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