Linda Urquhart, Loughborough
4th November 2013 | Your Views
How are these money-grabbing and subsidised services better than the old British Rail?
4th November 2013 | Your Views
How are these money-grabbing and subsidised services better than the old British Rail?
Joseph Till, LondonThere would be less of a north/south divide if people could afford to visit other areas in the UK. It will benefit all communities across the nation.
Michelle Hunt, BristolI’m not a big train user, just fed up with being ripped off by privatisation. It’s the same with Royal Mail.
Greg Morris, GlenrothesOn train today from Aberdeen to Kirkcaldy and got removed from train at Dundee as train was no longer stopping at stations past Dundee until Edinburgh. Total disgrace.
Steve Burdekin, LondonThe current situation sees a monopoly and expensive fares whilst we still subsidise billions into the private sector when it should be going to the national purse.
David Wallace, BirminghamThe railways already belonged to us. The government have no right selling them off. Where did the money go to after the sell off ?
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