Mike Nash, Poynton
25th March 2015 | Your Views
The train service at my local station (Poynton) is getting worse and worse because Virgin wants to keep increasing the frequency of the Manchester-London service.
25th March 2015 | Your Views
The train service at my local station (Poynton) is getting worse and worse because Virgin wants to keep increasing the frequency of the Manchester-London service.
Miranda Phillips, St AlbansOver-priced and complicated system of railways. We need a system which is about travelling and not all about how many pieces a system can be broken into as investments.
Susan Chambers, EdinburghPrivate rail networks are not better than a nationalised service. There’s just more coffee shops at the stations.
Stephen NaylorAfter once again seeing train fares rise, and consistently poor, unreliable service, we can’t take it any more. We can barely afford getting to work or eat in the same month.
Stephen Foster, WillenhallAll key services and industries should be in public ownership. Service, not profit.
Steve Adie, CarlisleRe-nationalise the railways and make them better. There are too many top bosses getting crazy pay and bonuses which should be used to improve the network.
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