Jane Hopkins, Bristol
5th July 2014 | Your Views
We need trains that connect small communities as well as cities. This means needs must come before profits. Private corporations can’t/won’t do this.
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Gill Smith, ChelmsfordPrivatisation obviously is not working. I remember when the railways were in national hands. I still can’t work out who runs what lines and the ticketing system.
Elizabeth Moulding, CramlingtonFor the people not private profit.
Tosh Owen, LeedsWhere is the evidence that private rail companies work better than public? As with many of these projects, it is driven by political and business leaders’ interests.
Patricia Saunders, BarnsleyPrivatises utilities such as the rail network. Operators are massively subsidised by the taxpayer. The benefits should be given to the travelling public, not shareholders.
Philip Cerny, YorkRailways are structurally hierarchical industries, characterised by highly specific assets and need to be managed in the public interest if they are to be efficient.
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