Akshat Khare, London
25th March 2018 | Your Views
British Railwas truly the golden age of railways. Make railways accountable to the taxpayer, not the shareholder.
25th March 2018 | Your Views
British Railwas truly the golden age of railways. Make railways accountable to the taxpayer, not the shareholder.
Trev Davis, GloucesterThis would stop us being ripped off by all the different train companies and the profits staying in this country.
Darren Filkins, LondonThese days it is cheaper for me to travel by car than by train. This is just wrong. The train should be the transport of the people, helping us all get on with our lives.
Patrick Henry, CongletonYou don’t have enough character spaces for me to list all the problems of the absurd state of privatised rail in the UK today and the incompetence/failure of the government.
Joyce Saunders, EdinburghThen re-nationalise all the other state-owned utilities, until Maggie came.
Janice Cooke, BeckenhamA re-unified railway service will allow joined-up thinking and provision. It will not need to make huge profits while receiving state subsidies and will run for our benefit.
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