GGood ideas here!
Dennis Brickles, HarrogateThe East Coast line has shown the way. It is time for politicians to listen and think again.
Akit, LondonUK trains are a shambles compared to the rest of Europe.
Valerie Castle, WorcesterI do not drive and have always travelled by train. I love train travel and believe in it and public transport. Bring prices down for better use.
Genni Pavone, SwindonPrivatisation in this economic system means only corruption. Give us back our railways you thieves.
Nicholas Cleverley, LondonMake rail public again.
Kevin Munden, Newark-on-TrentIt’s time to get a proper train service back, instead of greedy investors taking the profits without putting any of the investment back into the network.
Daniel Crouch, RochesterI travel from Chatham Station to London St Pancras International at an ever increasing fare and nothing extra for it. I cannot see where the money is going other than dividends.
Steven Craig, GlasgowPublic ownership means accountability. Otherwise predatory corporate power dominates. I want to be a passenger not a customer.
Garreth Maguire, PrestatynWe need railways that are owned by the state and public passengers and freight. They should never have got rid of British Rail and we want it back.
Keith Ward, NottinghamBring back BR and bring back the design and manufacture of all trains to the UK as a matter of government industrial policy.
John & Beatrice Rogers, LeedsPlease reverse the privatisation of the railways.
Stefan Weigert, HullImagine the amount of time gained when we no longer have to waste hours and hours to deal with the websites of dozens of non-communicating train companies.
Chris Wilson, LondonRe-nationalise please.
Nicholas Burman-Vince, LondonAn efficient and affordable train service is vital for the economic well-being of the country.
Stephen Baxter, GlasgowThis is self explanatory.
Jamie Sims, DerbyRe-nationalise the rail system.
John Marsden, LochgilpheadA unified national network run in the interests of passengers can only be better than the current fragmented system run in the interests of private profit and bureaucrats.
Harrison Foster, PortsmouthPrivatising critical services does not work.
M Slater, SolihullWe need to nationalise all the major services and get the UK back on its feet. Sack the Selfservatives.
Stephen Russell, PeterboroughRail was a privatisation too far.
Dawn Curtis, ReadingI think it’s disgusting that the prices are increasing yet again.
Ian Grant, SunderlandNot for profit.
Margaret White, CheltenhamToo expensive and all too crowded.
Steve Ince, PocklingtonThe country should have a proper public transport system.
Brian Spurling, HarlowIf it’s not broken, don’t try to fix it. An old saying but true in this case.
Fiona Powell, EdinburghDo it now.
Ann-Marie Redmonds, HuddersfieldKeep up the pressure. British Rail must be better and, hopefully, cheaper than the status quo.
Chrissie Storey, MordenIt’s time we got back to basics. One network with a commitment to providing an efficient service without the need to rip off the passengers. Bring back British Rail.
Sheila Loffill, KnaresboroughIt’s time this government realised that private isn’t always better than public. It’s time to re-nationalise.