Robin Orton, NorwichIf Labour would make a commitment to this, I’m positive that they’d boost their poll ratings overnight.
Paula Du Luc, RedhillWe need to stop governments selling off our British services to other countries. Make our railways British again.
Scott Herrett, EdinburghI want to travel by train as it’s more relaxing and safer. I can work and it produces low emissions, but the high price of tickets prevents me from doing the right thing.
Richard Sutcliffe, EllandI’m generally just peeved with the whole current set up with the railways from franchises to Network Rail.
David Massie, AberdeenFingers crossed.
James Parmenter, MarchRailways should be run by the people for the people.
James Lyon, LiverpoolCentrally-planned, paid for by the taxpayer but not for profit. A great British network for a great British people. Together we can make it happen.
Jennifer Zass-Ogilvie, DurhamStop privatisation of a service being well run and profitable.
N Zaidi, BrightonSevere lack of peak time trains (e.g. back/forth Brighton) and also lack of scheduling with local bus services, makes getting to work time-consuming, expensive and awful.
Ron McLean, MoffatI totally agree with the railways being returned to the public sector. I find it amazing that we are paying the private sector public money to run our railways.
Andrew Shefford, GillinghamDisgusting filthy overpriced overcrowded, totally unreliable, like Hell incarnated as public transport.
Brian Bailey, ManchesterShould be run for customers not shareholders.
Charlotte Peters Rock, KnutsfordWhat we have now is shambolic and has been ever since they split it. We need a re-joined rail network, with a slew of newly re-opened stations, especially in Middlewich.
Mike Kerins, ManchesterThe idea is that people get to travel, but who can afford to go anywhere? Surely the economy would improve if it were cheaper to get from A to B.
Derek Richardson, South QueensferryI agree with Jeremy Corbyn. British Rail.
Linda Green, SheffieldAt last – a movement that will bring BR back into public hands.
Alan Rimmer, FleetwoodRip-off Britain. See it by rail, if only you could afford to.
Huw Jones, FavershamReverse the Tory money-grabbing agenda.
Adrian Bryan, NorwichPrivatised rail companies are a joke. Prices have consistently risen above inflation and the service has not improved. It costs more for a return ticket for petrol.
Jon Brown, MorecambeBetter for Britain. Nationalise all utilities.
David Roberts, ScarboroughBring the railways back into our hands and let our economy benefit.
Claudia Bultman, GravesendWe are fed up with all these fat cats which are lining their pockets with lots of money. Let the people run the railways and you will see the improvements they bring.
Andy Boyd, EdinburghTake a utility out of profiteers’ hands for the benefit of the people.
Stephen Williams, Ashford, KentI wholeheartedly agree with your aims. Ex-British Rail employee, took voluntary redundancy in disgust after privatisation. RIP Bob Crow and John Green.
Les Leckie, CheadleFrench railways are nationalised and are generally considered better than ours. Why not ours?
Lindsay McDougall, CramlingtonA totally integrated system makes much more sense.
Denis Rice, NottinghamWe need less fragmentation of services. East Coast line shows again what public ownership achieves for the benefit of all.
Kathleen Stapley, NottinghamAt least with BR fares were easier and timetables made sense. It just needed someone who cared to run it, and not into the ground.
Nigel Street, EmsworthSouthern Railway demonstrates exactly why we should bring back British Rail.
Frances Moran, LondonI am old enough to remember the days when British Rail ran the railways, and I can tell you it was run better in those days than it is now.