A Beckett, BristolRailway investment for the passengers not for the fat cats’ and shareholders’ dividends. People before profit.
Joseph Pitchford, HarrogateI bought my train ticket for my regular commute. However, I accidentally bought it for the next day and was then tricked into giving my details for a £100 fine.
Sean McCabe, FalkirkI regularly travel by train from Edinburgh to London. I’d like to see our rail network being put back in the public’s hands again, away from the greedy franchisees.
Ken Cole, NorwichThere is no argument against nationalisation.
Frans van Bussel, Boekel, NetherlandsBritish Rail must prevail.
Martyn Lyman, LeicesterI support the idea of bringing back British Rail because it is ridiculous to think it’s cheaper to fly than to take the train. We’ve had enough, Cameron.
Will Baleham, OxfordCorbyn can do it.
Leonora Matthews, BridgendThe last few times I used a train to Cardiff from Pyle it was standing room only. I travel by car now.
Ian McCall, LlanidloesThe current service is expensive, unfriendly and wasteful.
Mike FriendThe transport monopolies cannot lose – it’s a win-win situation for them backed by the government.
Pat Ferguson, NottinghamBring Back British Rail now.
Sally Bartlett, Souldrop, BedfordI would love to use the train. I usually cannot afford the fare.
Cara Naden, LangportTo achieve a reduction in pollution and CO2 levels causing climate change and health problems, we need to bring back affordable community transport to communities via rail.
Imrul Hossain, WatfordWe should never have sold our public transport to the private sector. It was the worst idea by any government. Be smart and bring it back.
David Webb, OldhamRe-nationalise.
Jim Aird, EdinburghBR should not have been privatised in the first place.
Nick Posford, RedhillTFL shows how one centralised control of a transport network can benefit passengers by keeping fares low and co-ordinating everything together.
Mike Alexander, SheernessThis would be a great first step in regard to putting this nation back together.
Graham Bowden, Ashford, KentThis should be done after the next general election. Bring back British Rail – that would make jobs and be better for everyone.
Jan Parry, BristolPublic transport should not be for private profit.
Raymon Narwal, DoncasterPrivately-owned rail companies need to go. Re-nationalise the railways.
Beryl Murphy, OldhamNot before time.
Ted Hammond, DaventryI am totally against train operators’ high pricing, which still doesn’t guarantee a comfortable seat.
Chris Stevens, RobertsbridgeDivision of the rail service into smaller providers would always be economically unviable and a waste of resources.
Des Nelson, EdinburghMore than half the British population want industries like rail back in public ownership. And they’re right.
James Mackay, GlasgowGive it back: you’ve mucked it up.
Norman NoyWhen I looked into journeys I would like to make by train, I found it was far too expensive and extremely complicated so I just went by road instead.
John Peter Anderson, Newcastle-upon-TyneLet us see a genuine transport system made for the 21st Century. Britain is way behind Europe in rail travel. Think people not profit.
Steven Lissemore, CoventryA unified rail system is the best thing for this country.
John Butler, New MaldenPrivate good – Public bad. It’s Orwellian.