Campaign Accounts for Year 14
6th April 2024 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 14: 6 April 2023 – 5 April 2024.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 13
6th April 2023 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 13: 6 April 2022 – 5 April 2023.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 12
6th April 2022 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 12: 6 April 2021 – 5 April 2022.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 11
6th April 2021 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 11: 6 April 2020 – 5 April 2021.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 10
6th April 2020 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 10: 6 April 2019 – 5 April 2020.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 09
6th April 2019 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 09: 6 April 2018 – 5 April 2019.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 08
6th April 2018 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 08: 6 April 2017 – 5 April 2018.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 07
6th April 2017 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 07: 6 April 2016 – 5 April 2017.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 06
6th April 2016 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 06: 6 April 2015 – 5 April 2016.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
Campaign Accounts for Year 05
6th April 2015 | Accounts
Bring Back British Rail operates as a ‘non-charitable campaigning body’ and is not formally constituted or registered as a charity or company.
The campaign’s activities and materials are funded entirely by donations from supporters and proceeds from merchandise sales.
Bring Back British Rail aims to be completely open, transparent and accountable to its supporters and so publishes its accounts annually on this website.
Please download a summary of the Bring Back British Rail campaign’s accounts for Year 05: 6 April 2014 – 5 April 2015.
Get in touch on the email address below if you have any questions.
📣 Heidi Alexander for Swindon South, we need an immediate moratorium on open access applications! 🚆 When East Coast was in public ownership from 2009-2015, it returned £1bn in profits to the taxpayer 💷 Now publicly-owned London North Eastern Railway requires millions in subsidy because FirstGroup is sucking all the profit out of the line with its open access operator, Lumo 💸 @top fans ... See MoreSee Less
Rail regulator rejects West Coast Main Line applications due to insufficient capacity | Office of Rail and Road
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The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has rejected applications from three companies seeking track access contracts with Network Rail to run services on the West Coast Main Line (WCML).11 CommentsComment on Facebook
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🚊 Watch the recording of last night's Make Great British Railways Great - event and take action here: weownit.org.uk/act-now/great-british-railways-action ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you want to find out what's at stake in the new Railways Bill? 🚆 Don't miss this important online event this 𝗧𝘂𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟰 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲, 𝟳𝗽𝗺 👇 Let's Make Great British Railways Great! @top fans
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Allowing Open Access operators to run privatised rail services 𝘪𝘯 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘱𝘦𝘵𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 with publicly-owned operators risks sabotaging the whole #GreatBritishRailways project 🚆 Heidi Alexander must stop the Office of Rail & Road granting more licences before it’s too late! Read more in this brilliant new investigation by the Association of British Commuters 👇 @top fans We Own It ... See MoreSee Less
Open Access Crisis: Great British Railways and East Coast Main Line under threat
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Private ‘open access’ train operators are creating a crisis for the entire railway – threatening billions of taxpayers’ money, as well as timetable planning and operational performance on the...12 CommentsComment on Facebook