David Ellershaw, High BenthamI’m sick of the cost of train tickets.
Joe Corr, Shoreham-by-SeaWith train fares being as high as they are, it’s unlikely I’ll be able to see my college friends over the holidays – £22 from Southwick to Eastbourne.
Andrew Dean, LiverpoolNationalise all the transport and utilities in Britain.
Ken Langley, Sliema, MaltaI joined British Rail as a Clerk in 1983, and was subsequently, as a Manager, put on the scrap heap in 2013, after 30 loyal years’ service. We need a unified public service.
Alan Cook, NorwichSo many of us pay so much to line the pockets of so few.
Steve Auty, MachynllethIt will never happen unfortunately. Why are 90% of our passenger operating companies owned and run by other European companies?
Nick Jackson, Harrow WealdEnough of the corrupt Tories ripping us all off. The railway should never have been privatised in the first place. Greedy profiteers..
Ellen Pearce, PlymouthGive us what we want.
Bill Lawrence, MexboroughIt is economic and social madness to continue with a privatised railway system in a modern society.
Rhys Brooks, NewportI am tired of a service that is late, dirty and where I pay almost £100 a month to stand in the aisles.
Connor Nightingale , HuddersfieldPrivate means profit. Railways should be run for the people not profit.
Kieran O’Dea, BostonEast Coast worked.
Ed Dolman, LondonThe current rail system simply doesn’t work. Children have to pay just to travel to school. Adults are forced to accept ridiculous and rising fares.
Hilary Parnell, RickmansworthBritish Rail publicly owned would be operating in the interests of the stakeholders.
David Fellows, BrightonLet’s put this public service into the hands of people who have to listen to the public they serve rather than the enemies of public service.
Andy Moore, PenzanceListen to the public. This has gone on for long enough.
DarrenThe National Rail tagline “Britain’s train companies working together” is quite laughable and out of touch with the railway as it is today.
Ray Tidd, SouthendThe way things are going with privatisation, there will be no safety left on the railways, with all the job cuts, disasters waiting to happen. I work for them.
Josh Welby, LondonBring back British Rail. Now With Investment and reopening closed lines.
Francesca Bray, EdinburghAll public transport should be publicly owned. our railways should be a national resource.
Nicholas Ham, NewquayBringing back British Rail can put an end to the mass confusion on the railways by having to go from one company’s train service to another’s.
Keith Chambers, SouthportBring back British Rail.
Shaun Featherstone, CardiffI’m 100% in favour of re-nationalisation of all public transport.
Alastair BailyPrivatisation has meant massive increased expense to taxpayers and has also pushed up the cost of tickets.
Margaret Rumble, OakhamNot before time.
Tom Nicholls, LondonDriving is so backward. People zooming around at 90mph in metal boxes at a cost to the planet. Trains for the future, blow privatisation.
Justin Sargeant, CambridgeI’d like to see an affordable service that works. Right now it is a poor service and greatly overpriced.
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.
David Hills, WorthingStop taking away things that have made Britain great.
Yvonne Clark, OrpingtonBritish Rail was better than being privatised.