John Puntis, Leeds
6th December 2017 | Your Views
Staggering tripling of taxpayer subsidy since privatisation, lack of investment (e.g. in electrification), and fares going through the roof. Nationalise now.
6th December 2017 | Your Views
Staggering tripling of taxpayer subsidy since privatisation, lack of investment (e.g. in electrification), and fares going through the roof. Nationalise now.
Gregory Collett, LowestoftRailways are a social essential not a cash cow for foreign shareholders or vulture capitalists.
Jasmine Matthews, HuddersfieldI always felt I was not enough of an expert to get involved in politics. Now I realise there are very few experts within politics.
Lewis Herries, LondonPrivatisation doesn’t work. PFI ruins public services. Transport has become extortionate. We need to become passengers again, not customers.
Christopher Hope, HartfordThe cost of rail travel is prohibitive. Train travel should always be cheaper than the equivalent car journey. Trains should run for the country, not for profit.
Barry Lukins, BridgwaterBring the railways back into the public domain, where the taxpayer of this country will have a bigger say on how to run the system. Now we are being ripped off.
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