Denis Tweedy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
8th October 2015 | Your Views
We bitched about the sandwiches at the time but my goodness do we miss a fully integrated affordable system?
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Robert Manning, EastbourneOur fragmented railways offer a sub-standard expensive service under privatisation which does not benefit the commuter or serve them well. It benefits only shareholders.
Leslie Holder, ReadingMy late father worked for BR and Rail Track and always moaned about how bad things had got after the take over, about penny-pinching mend-and-make-do and poor management.
Susanne Birks, SheffieldThe railways should be run as a public service and profits should be for improvements and reinvestment, not shareholders.
Laurie Walmsley,Public services for people not profit.
Malcolm Ross, EdinburghIt’s sad that railways are taking more public money now than before privatisation.
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