Frances Priest
2nd April 2018 | Your Views
Access to decent affordable transport for all will contribute towards levelling inequality and support collaboration, productivity and a growing economy.
2nd April 2018 | Your Views
Access to decent affordable transport for all will contribute towards levelling inequality and support collaboration, productivity and a growing economy.
Dimitrios Tsierkezou, HertsIt’s called British Rail not private rail. It should belong to the British public for the benefit of the British public, not for private investors to increase fares..
Ashley Ivan, Haywards HeathRarely get a seat so have to bring my own stool or sit with the luggage. Services constantly cancelled or delayed. Ticket prices are astronomical. Bring back BR.
Gavin McBride, EdinburghBecause what we have at the moment is not fit for purpose and all it achieves is the fattening of corporate wallets.
Warwick Downes, LympstoneI will vote for the party that pledges to re-nationalise the railways. Otherwise I can’t bring myself to take any political party seriously.
Vince Rutland, NorthallertonThe railways were privatised as a result of political dogma which w
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