Paul Andrews, London
15th June 2015 | Your Views
It is time to stop this nonsense of private companies making profits from public subsidy and ripping off the travelling public.
15th June 2015 | Your Views
It is time to stop this nonsense of private companies making profits from public subsidy and ripping off the travelling public.
Gareth Tucker, AberystwythI find it shocking that when I am abroad (in Europe) trains are so much less hassle, and so much cheaper.
Joanne Cummins, LondonTravel is a necessity, a public service. No one should expect to make money out of it, and those who do should not be permitted to be in charge of it.
Malcolm Ashton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.All utilities should be run by the state for the benefit of the people not shareholders.
Peter Kasim, LondonThe public should own the railways, as they are an inherently limited resource and should be run solely for our benefit, not for profit!
Richard Power, LondonI used to work for British Rail in Horwich, York and Crewe engineering works. I would love to see the railways nationalised again.
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