Newton Cleghorn, Rowlands GillOur transport system should be for people – not for profit.
Derek Richardson, South QueensferryI agree with Jeremy Corbyn. British Rail.
Jonathan Hardman, ManchesterA fairer rail system for all.
Julia Inch, EnfieldBritish Rail belonged to us before the sell-off and privatisation but we want it back nationalised and belonging to us again.
Glynn Huggins, SevenoaksNow is the time to move forward and build on the past investments to create a real rail network, not a patchwork of unconnected ‘for profit’ companies.
Roddy Glen, EdinburghPlease re-nationalise our railways. I want a ‘joined-up’ system. I don’t want to have to pay for bail-outs of private companies and shareholders any more. Thank you.
Pauline Pallavicini, BirminghamAt least it would be accountable to the voter/user. London Midland is a service for anyone but the paying passenger.
Alex Harvey, WantageVote Labour.
Mark Jordan, Port TalbotPrivatisations were always implemented so that friends of the Party were able to become fat cats.
Paul Thacker, NewportBritish Rail is best!
Maretta Rees, CrawleyEvery national asset that has been privatised appears to have been sold off on the cheap and it then becomes a very bad service.
Jane Caplan, OxfordA fight worth fighting.
Diane Johnstone, CleethorpesI want complete re-nationalisation of the railways.
Alan Clare, BostonBring it back to the people.
Richard Jones, LondonStop subsidising private companies.
Thomas Wilson, GravesendTaxpayers paid for it and we pay the MPs, yet they want to sell everything for profit.
Claire Wilkinson, BedaleThe current rail service is not good for taxpayers or consumers and was a poor decision made by government.
Nicholas Cleverley, LondonMake rail public again.
Nathan Compton, CwmbranIt’s time that essential services were provided by, and accountable to, elected government, and not private shareholders.
Davie Root, CambridgeI fully support your cause. There are too many money grabbing folk in jobs they know nothing about.
G Collins, Leighton BuzzardTransport should not be run for private profit. Commuters are being ripped off and receive poor service for their money. We need joined-up thinking across the transport network.
Owen Lewis, NewportIt is clear privatisation serves nobody but the shareholders. Fares should reflect the need to entice people out of their cars.
Catherine Gogarty, GatesheadThere is too much fragmentation in the railway system. We need a nationalised company to oversee the whole system. Fares are too high and trains are not reliable.
Barry Maginn, ManchesterEast Coast – all that needs to be said.
Emma Brown, LondonIt shouldn’t cost £50 for a student to go home and visit his family.
John O’Neill, GlasgowRe-nationalise Britain’s railways. BBBR.
Keith Brown, SevenoaksFair fares for all under government control.
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.
Ula Taylor-Reilly, PortsmouthAffordable travel is a necessity in terms of practicality and quality of life. As a student, despite my costly 16-25 railcard, I find train fares crippling and limiting.
David Black, HarrogateWe need to bring the railways back into public ownership rather than giving money to private (and mostly foreign) companies.