Lisa Green, Swansea
27th September 2014 | Your Views
Bring back British Rail.
27th September 2014 | Your Views
Bring back British Rail.
Richard Connell, LeedsRailways should be run for public benefit rather than private profit. The current fragmented and micro-managed network can never achieve this, and needs re-integration.
Shirley Coupe, NorwichWhy not re-nationalise, take more people off benefits to work in the Industry to, once again, give good customer service, instead of demoralising them with unemployment.
John Shaw, SeahamTories will never understand that these essentials belong to the British public and are not to be used to line their pockets or those of their evil rich friends.
Ashley Ivan, Haywards HeathRarely get a seat so have to bring my own stool or sit with the luggage. Services constantly cancelled or delayed. Ticket prices are astronomical. Bring back BR.
Gabrielle Deschamps, LondonI’m outraged that two return flights (which are so bad for the environment) from London to Edinburgh come to a total of £45 as opposed to £282 by rail. The world has gone mad.
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