Mark Lobley, Leicester
2nd April 2014 | Your Views
I work at a train station as a catering manager and I see the direct effect it has on the customers as the prices rise and the quality drops. Where are the benefits?
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Jimmy McGurk, LivingstonI can remember when British Rail ran things and there were cancellations and late arrivals, but privatisation ruined the service to all but the folk who made a killing from it.
Susan Chambers, EdinburghPrivate rail networks are not better than a nationalised service. There’s just more coffee shops at the stations.
Stuart Elms, WorthingCertain things in our society are done best where the ethos of ‘public service’ is paramount, not first making profit so we need to think back to the British Rail of late 80’s.
Joseph Pitchford, HarrogateI bought my train ticket for my regular commute. However, I accidentally bought it for the next day and was then tricked into giving my details for a £100 fine.
Steven EvansThe trains are overcrowded, smelly and dirty, which is a nice way to start my journey to work.
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