Alan Armstrong, Leeds
27th November 2014 | Your Views
Political dogma rules our politicians. We need people who are interested in doing what is best for the country rather than saving face.
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Robert PrideauxPublic transport’s aim should be to mobilise the masses as cheaply as it can, offering them freedom and increasing the UK’s potential. Profit stands in the way of this.
George McCart, CheltenhamPrivatisation is nothing more than a licence to spend taxpayers’ money on greedy shareholders.
Raymond Howells, DinningtonTime to stop pandering to the failed markets and letting foreign government-backed organisations buy our railway.
Stuart Butler, PortsmouthBR gave us a one hour Pompey to London service. It’s now 1 hour 40 minutes. It is also too expensive to use. Privatisation hasn’t worked. Bring back public service.
Tim Graham, Newcastle-upon-TyneAstronomical fare rises and minimal investment in infrastructure are clear indicators that the British people are not getting value for money for their railways.
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