Ted Hammond, DaventryI am totally against train operators’ high pricing, which still doesn’t guarantee a comfortable seat.
Brian Charlton, PenzanceMy friend once again on the way back from London to Penzance found she had to change to a bus in Exeter.
Simon Mather, PrestonPrivatisation has led to higher fares and poorer service. We need a network run for the people not for profit as the current system isn’t working.
Mike Third, LondonThe necessities of life should never be tradable commodities.
Chris Hanley, HalifaxI commute every day and the service is terrible. I pay over £2,000 a year and get a seat 25% of the time.
Richard Povall, KingsbridgeTired of funding shareholders with outrageous rail ticket prices. We’re the highest in the world.
Maurice Thomas, UxbridgeExpect nothing to happen with the Tories.
Alan Middleton, DurhamA policy for the integration of all public transport should be urgently pursued.
Kevin Webb, SelbyThe railways should be run for the people not for profit.
Anthony Ryan, HullPrivatisation equals poor service and higher prices.
Jon Rudge, OrmskirkI fully support any movement with the intention of bringing transport or utilities back under public ownership.
Anthony Wilson, East SussexI want to shove my train ticket somewhere I won’t say! But you know where I am thinking of, cough, cough!
Warren Knight, St AlbansSee our web site lawfulrebellionstalbans.blogspot.co.uk.
Mark Thomas, Merthyr TydfilTake it all back.
Christine Cudworth, WakefieldYou are doing a fantastic job.
Daniel Casey, BristolA united, extensive, sustainable transport system, run by society for society!
Gus Cummins, BristolFor goodness’ sake nationalise the railway, subsidise it, make it affordable and reduce air pollution. Thank you.
Joe Boswell, BristolPlease do this. My Young Person’s Card is about to run out, and the fares are going to cripple my attempts to live without a car.
Douglas Park, LondonThere’s absolutely no excuse at all for privatisation, never mind any so-called justification whatsoever.
Holly Roberts, LondonIt used to be so easy to get anywhere at a reasonable price. Now it’s so difficult with all this profiteering going on.
Janet Marshall, BarryAnything which helps to bring back the old system I shall be glad to be part of.
Linda Martin, LondonBring back BR. It is only common sense.
Jake Morris, CambridgePublic transport is so crucial for some people and yet it’s so expensive and not run as a public service. We need this.
Michael Henson, PickeringThe current success of the East Coast line is testament enough to how much this needs to happen.
Mona Johnson, StockportWe need to adhere to the European standard. We subsidise it in any case. In France, Belgium etc. there are clean fast trains that run on time.
Alan Howell, LeedsRailways are for the people and should be an extensive network bringing communities together and should be affordable for all.
Patrick Henry, CongletonYou don’t have enough character spaces for me to list all the problems of the absurd state of privatised rail in the UK today and the incompetence/failure of the government.
Sue Caddick, SevenoaksA good state-run railway is fundamental to the infrastructure of a well run society.
Mike Powell, Ellesmere PortPeople not profit. Re-unify our country again. Encourage us off the roads.
Peter Hubberstey, PrestonI’m sick of bogus fares and little tricks like split tickets. We want a fair fare system..