Tom Faulkner, Eastbourne
27th November 2017 | Your Views
Nothing but delays and strikes on Southern. But fares still keep rising. Privatisation is not helping passengers.
27th November 2017 | Your Views
Nothing but delays and strikes on Southern. But fares still keep rising. Privatisation is not helping passengers.
Chuck Elliot, SheffieldPrivatised railways make no sense. Competition is impossible within rail services. Nationalisation is the only sensible policy.
Fiona Crompton, BodminRail fares in this country are way too much – especially for students living in rural areas where transport is scarce.
Raymond Lee Meadows, ChorleyPublic transport should be run and maintained with the intention of serving the public and not lining the pockets of shareholders who have no interest in the service.
Steven EvansThe trains are overcrowded, smelly and dirty, which is a nice way to start my journey to work.
Terry McKeown, LeedsIt should be a Labour manifesto pledge.
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