Ian Halsall, Bath
28th May 2014 | Your Views
I wouldn’t go back to the old British Rail, but East Coast demonstrates how a not-for-profit company can still deliver good service and value for taxpayers.
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Patrick Fenlon, ChesterThey neglected repairs to make massive profits and then put the prices up. Most people stopped using them because of the price. Lower prices get more customers.
Colin Noble, HuddersfieldMy old man worked for British Rail from 1936 to 1967. He was just a driver/labourer, but he loved the job.
Vivienne E Heatley, LondonYes! Re-nationalise the railways and everything else we paid for.
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.
Joan Slater, KempstonWe in Bedford have changed the wretched franchise and who knows who is pretending to run it.
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