Frank Goodall, North Shields
13th July 2014 | Your Views
Stop the gravy train (excuse the pun) and put all the profits back into the upkeep of ‘our’ railways.
13th July 2014 | Your Views
Stop the gravy train (excuse the pun) and put all the profits back into the upkeep of ‘our’ railways.
Martin Lawrence, BrightonPrivatisation has been a disaster from start to now. It was ill-conceived, based on John Major’s silly personal dreams, and has cost the taxpayer vast amounts.
Doug Bate, EssexI remember the old BR which was a lot better than the service we have now, as it’s very confusing (different tickets etc.) trains are late and more expensive.
Jack Coleman, CrawleyThe fair from Crawley to London is £35, for a distance of only 30 miles. This is unacceptable.
Richard Glazzard, Tunbridge WellsI am rarely on a train these days that is (a) on time, (b) not broken (c) has a driver or (d) completes its whole journey without being discontinued early.
Janice Hutt, Whitley BayTo work properly, the railway needs to be integrated under British Rail and not be for private profit.
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The public ownership of Scotland's Railways makes it much easier for The Scottish Government to cut fares to help encourage more rail use π When Great British Railways is established we need to see #PeakFaresGoneForGood all over Britain π Heidi Alexander? @top fans ... See MoreSee Less
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"Axe ROSCOs, scrap open access" π Great coverage of We Own It's calls for full UK rail renationalisation on RailTech.com π Read the 'Passengers not profit: a vision for the Railways Bill' report here π @top fans
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There's so much at stake with the new Railways Bill being introduced to the UK Parliament this autumn π Check out We Own It's vision for how our new publicly-owned #GreatBritishRailways should be established π
weownit.org.uk/act-now/passengers-vision-for-the-railways-billπ£Launching today!π£
Our vision for Labour's Railways Bill co-authored with @christianwolmar Bring Back British Rail National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) Association of British Commuters Dr Grace Brown and Jonathan Tyler.
We're calling on the government to make FULL public ownership the final destination of their rail reforms.
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