Karn Purvis, Bishop’s StortfordLet’s make our rail networks as good as those in Europe and not charge the earth for them. Nationalise.
John Linge, DoverBR has got to be better!
Amy McRitchieAwful service at extortionate prices.
Sami Richards, LiverpoolI think that privatisation was a stupid idea, There is basically no competition on the railways and so the core argument for privatisation is invalid.
David Fletcher, NuneatonRail is a natural monopoly so public ownership is the appropriate system.
Geoff Dunbar, TorquayRestore the public service, reverse loading of costs on passengers, invest in public transport as a real national asset for everyone.
Catherine Cooper, MelkshamBring the railways back into public ownership and stop putting taxpayers’ money into private pockets.
Carol Spicer, NottinghamReliable service and fares that are fair and easy to work out.
Michael Katchelenga, StanwellThe infrastructure is dilapidated.
M&S Murphy, ScunthorpeExpropriate, not just re-nationalise.
Julia Callow, BournemouthPrivatisation was supposed to be value for money. It isn’t. It is a failed experiment and it’s time we ended it.
Neville Redvers-Higgins, TringThis is an abuse of the original privatisation. Stop this amount of money going from the public sector to private company profits. Bring back British Rail.
Will Troth, DoncasterWe need more staff. Where are the good clean stations of the 50s?
Peter Ashton, LeedsBring back BR and squash the HS2 Project.
Jo Vallance, NottinghamGood luck with this campaign.
Christopher Madeley, AbergavennyNothing else makes sense.
Mark Priestley, KentInstead of keeping trying to fill a bucket with a hole, try plugging that hole with some managerial bonuses.
Peter Yates, DerbyPrivatisation has cherry-picked the best routes and neglected less fortunate ones. We need a proper network again.
Charlotte Eaton, St AlbansPeople not profit. Yes.
Jonny Evans, LondonRail privatisation has not worked. Higher prices, more route confusion and just as inefficient. Yet we paid for the railways, so surely efficiency has failed.
Richenda Herzig, ElyOur rail system is embarrassing, especially when compared to other state-owned European systems.
Tony Copeland, BoroughbridgeIt makes eminent sense to have a national transport system run for the benefit of the country and not for private profit.
Guy Birkin, NottinghamWe can make this work.
Jean Gray, WhitstableI travelled by steam train to school. It”s the best way to travel if only they were better organised.
Lee Miller, WarringtonToo many words.
Philip Overton, Great YarmouthBring back less misery to travellers. And more support for our rail workers.
Sooriya McNorton, YorkOur railway network should be made national and not privatised.
Walternisio Francisco, Rio De JaneiroI wish British Rail will be revived by 2023.
Catherine Hallam, RotherhamReturn to taxpayers on the East Coast line proves a publicly-owned rail network is the best for all and not just the few.
Anna Coles, CanterburyIt makes good economic and ecological sense to re-nationalise the railways.