Diane Cox, PenzanceSo good to know there is a movement to do this.
Mahmoud Cassim, TranentBring Back BR.
Louise Scullion, DundeeA non-privatised, national rail network is the backbone of any mature developed country.
Alan Campbell, BalernoRail privatisation has been a disaster except for a few company directors and other major shareholders.
Judy Steele, Leamington SpaPrivate ownership doesn’t work for passengers. And re-nationalise buses, energy and the post office as well.
Christine King, YorkTake it back to British Rail.
Rita Aldridge, WoodbridgeTrain service isn’t more efficient for being privatised – in fact worse, expensive and awful old carriages.
Andrew Morrison, MaryburghWe want more rail stuff. It’s snazzy.
Malcolm Ramskill, LeedsRe-nationalise the rail network for the good of the country.
Karn Purvis, Bishop’s StortfordLet’s make our rail networks as good as those in Europe and not charge the earth for them. Nationalise.
Alan Lovegrove, BracknellA system for the people not for profit is needed.
Michael Hawkins, BarnsleyReturn what you have taken from us. Make the public aware that they themselves could make the decisions which control policy directives, therefore eradicating faults.
Alan Marshall, BostonGod protect us. Have you ever tried to buy a ticket via the Indian telephone No? It’s a nightmare.
Brian Howes, BinghamPrivatisation has been a complete failure for the ordinary person in the UK, not only the railways, but anything else you care to name.
Clive Hopkinson, LeedsLet’s have a rail system run by the people for the people.
Michael John Rutland, Stockton-on-TeesI’m fed up with the awful trains that run in our region (Northern Rail).
Enrico van Leeuwen, UtrechtI’m Dutch but it hurts to see what has happened to the great British railways.
Ian Roberts, TelfordBring the railways back under state control and provide a better service to passengers.
Stone Fitzgerald, RamsgateWe need a rail service that is not ridiculously more expensive than driving.
Reb Deacon, GloucesterEveryone used to whinge about BR, but if only they had known how bad it would get after privatisation. We are subsidising it far more than when it was ours.
James Masters, LondonAnother Great British institution trampled on by fake profiteering. Shame.
Edward Barnes, WarminsterOver-priced fares can suck it.
Timothy Richards, AbertridwrJust look at how the railway industry is organised on the continent (owned by the state.) Privatisation is neither efficient nor cheap.
Herrat Heinrich, BristolStop selling the family silver. We are moving down the evolutionary ladder again, ruled over by the insane. What isn’t good for everyone should not even be considered.
Debbie Horn, BlackpoolI come from Blackpool to Manchester each day for work. This costs £3236 per year. The trains are old, dirty and generally not up to standard with the amount I am paying.
Stephen Fairweather, NorwichWe should un-privatise everything. I’m fed up with being ripped off by greedy fat cats, and I’m sure I speak for most of us.
Jason Slade, BrightonInvestment and improvement, not profit.
Darren Skeet, PitseaPrivate railway companies have over-inflated prices for far too long. We need to try something else.
Isabelle McGoogan, ArdrossanRail network is a disgrace. I work up in Glasgow and I’m fed up with trains being cancelled, overcrowding and sky-high fares for a deplorable service.
Peter Stratton, CardiffNothing owned by the state should be allowed to be sold off unless a general referendum is held for each of the sales.