Martin Hatter, Bristol
21st September 2014 | Your Views
Public transport should mean just that: transport publicly owned for the benefit of the public, not privately owned for the benefit of shareholders.
21st September 2014 | Your Views
Public transport should mean just that: transport publicly owned for the benefit of the public, not privately owned for the benefit of shareholders.
Carol Newmarch, MiddlesbroughThe railways were invented here. We should be able to take pride in an excellent system that puts people first and is economical too.
Kenneth Muschamp, RetfordPrivatisation doesn’t work for the public, only for the shareholders. Let’s get it back working for the public.
Barry Kay, ChesterfieldIf the old British Rail had received the financial support now given to the private operating companies we should have a ‘gold plated’ up-to-date railway system.
Christine Sutherland, BanburyIt shouldn’t cost more to use greener public transport than driving a car the same distance. A British railway would give the profits back into the government.
A Donakey, DevonI have put up with appalling service for the last few years on my commute. Shame on these private companies putting profit before passengers.
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