David Worden, Preston
30th March 2015 | Your Views
Stop the money going into the fat cats’ pockets and re-invest the money in the trains, stations and staff.
30th March 2015 | Your Views
Stop the money going into the fat cats’ pockets and re-invest the money in the trains, stations and staff.
Sarah Sanford, IpswichThe East Coast inter-regnum proved it can work. We need to get freight as well as people off the roads and onto trains.
Josh Cluderay, LondonHow about being able to travel across the country for less than it costs to fly to another country entirely?
Joshua Harper, ManchesterPrivate ownership of rail companies puts profit before customers and allows private companies to profit from failure. This is unacceptable and needs to change.
James Hetherington, LondonHaving to take a 4 hour coach from London to visit my parents 120 miles away because the train is so expensive! In fact, the train can often be five times pricier.
Andrew Marsden, BathInconsistent brand identity and decentralised control create confusion for customers and overheads for train operating companies.
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