Philip Quinton, AylesburyWhy is it cheaper to travel by car than by train?
Vasant Chotai, EdmontonBritish Rail services were more efficient and cheaper. Bring back British Rail.
Nicholas Mills, SwanseaAs a young person living quite a distance from larger cities such as Bristol or Birmingham, I can’t really go with the prices being so high.
Amy Sargent, PortsmouthI would like to ask my local MP, Penny Mordaunt (Con) to actually speak out and call for a motion on this. The saving and benefits are undeniable.
Alison Broadley, BedworthI would like to travel long distances and know connecting trains will be waiting for me.
Joel Andrews, NewportBring it back.
Ilsa Pole, LondonOh for the day when you can just go to the station, buy a ticket and get on a train without re-mortgaging your house. Unify and simplify to lower costs.
Alexis Parrinder-Nicholls, LondonTrain prices are a robbery, and the increases just don’t stop. Hugely unaffordable, an hour on the train should cost an hour of minimum wage.
Julie Gossage, High WycombeRegular peak time cancellations, short formations leading to dangerous overcrowding, increased fares. It’s totally unacceptable!
Martin Beale, LondonThis needs to be a victory for us to gain confidence in preserving our NHS, also reversing privatisation in our infrastructure.
Peter Farrell, Tunbridge WellsThey’re not just privatising everything they can get their hands on. They’re closing all former nationalised industries. A socialist programme of action is the only answer.
Peter BatemanA fine campaign, but sadly facing an uphill struggle against politicians who cannot see what is obvious to everyone else.
David McDermid, Newton MearnsPrivatisation of BR was one of the most inexcusable government decisions ever. We are left with high fares and bad service. Privatisation didn’t work for BR.
Adam Costello, West KirbyWhy are Britain’s private railways owned by Europe’s nationalised railway companies? It’s madness.
Eleanor ShortWe’re sick of the delays, extortionate ticket prices, overcrowding with lack of seating. Bring back British Rail for the better wealth of UK.
Robert Etherington, SunderlandPrivatisation is not working.
Daz NezThousands of good souls together making hundreds of small actions in the right direction towards equality and freedom and away from hierarchy.
Fernando Hernandez, LondonRe-nationalise now.
Trish Harewood, GodmanchesterWe need an integrated system run by one body with even prices, not bargain basement for some and exorbitant for the workers.
Jacqui Butterworth, HuddersfieldThey should never have been sold off.
Tom Hill, East MoleseyI want a proper integrated rail network not the dog’s breakfast we have now.
Ken Connor, FakenhamTrain services are vital. They should be run for the benefit of all users and staff and not by people who want to try and make a profit out of it.
Mike Nash, PoyntonThe train service at my local station (Poynton) is getting worse and worse because Virgin wants to keep increasing the frequency of the Manchester-London service.
Tim Hill, SouthamptonPrivatisation has failed. Bring BR back into public ownership.
Karen Murdarasi, GlasgowThe only thing that has improved since privatisation is the food – and then only on some trains.
Jsnr Ayres, New MillsIt’s so obvious, it hardly needs arguing.
J Mark McCoy, LondonThe current rail system is an expensive shambles, rip-off for hapless passengers and an embarrassment to all.
Steve Beesley, LeedsAll utilities needed by the nation should be owned by the nation and run for the nation, not for profit.
Bess Britton, RiponAbout time.
Matthew Harris, NewportMore than just British rail should be brought back in to public ownership in my mind.