Kevin Gaylard, New Milton
14th May 2016 | Your Views
Britain deserves better than the total shambles that privatisation was always going to be. Money for fat cats doesn’t provide a decent railway.
14th May 2016 | Your Views
Britain deserves better than the total shambles that privatisation was always going to be. Money for fat cats doesn’t provide a decent railway.
Nicholas Ham, NewquayBringing back British Rail can put an end to the mass confusion on the railways by having to go from one company’s train service to another’s.
Jackie Smith, LondonIt’s got to be a joke the overcrowding on London trains and the regular price rises above the rate of inflation. Yet shareholders get returns and bosses get bonuses.
Don Kearney, SussexBring back BR.
Stephen Pearson, LeedsAll essential services and transport should be brought back into public ownership. There has been a steady decline in all of these services since they were privatised.
B Freeman, StevenagePrivatisation is theft of publicly owned infrastructure, transferred at knock-down prices to the already wealthy, at the expense of the people.
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