Keith Gray, Rothbury
4th November 2013 | Your Views
Railways, like the supply of water and power, should be seen as common goods, provided out of taxation and run for the benefit of all.
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Clare Gumm, StevenageTransport for public, not for profit. It is called infrastructure.
Euan Rafferty, Leamington SpaI have been using rail in the UK for thirty years and it has gone downhill rapidly since privatisation.
Diane Lindsay, OrmskirkMy son works 12 hour shifts in Manchester and Northern Rail have made this unbearable, very close to undoable.
Paul Allsopp, Builth WellsThis service is strategic and integral to the efficient running of the country. It should be owned by taxpayers not shareholders.
Chris Freimanis, BrightonWe compare badly with other countries where railways and postal services are still public.
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