Janette Kerr, ColefordBring back public ownership.
Stephanie Baxter, TottenhamI travel up and down to Kent a lot. British Rail was better.
Lindsay McDowell, LeedsThey were good old days. Where I live you could get a train and go a long way on it.
Rowland Jones, BristolThe botched privatisation must be undone. It is wrong that private companies and foreign governments take profits and subsidies from our railways.
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.
Duncan McCallum, FalkirkLet’s use the profits for a better service rather than lining the pockets of a few.
Reuben Taylor, EdinburghI’m sick of being price-gouged, especially since Virgin took over the East Coast line and all the advance tickets shot up in price.
Geraldine Rose, Calver, Hope ValleyPublic assets should never be privatised – it’s a retrograde step. They belong to the nation, not to wealthy individuals – it’s ridiculous. Re-nationalise now.
Chris McCall, GlasgowRailways are a public service. They should be run for the benefit of passengers, not for private profit.
Alan Coyle, Newcastle-upon-TyneThe rail service in Britain is a total disgrace due to privatisation. Time to take back control for the sake of passengers and employees.
Ross Cairney, DundeeRail franchises are a disgrace – ridiculous prices, fares that consistently exceed inflation, rude and abusive staff that go unpunished, plus much more.
Sophia James, ReadingThis is long overdue. Private profits never belong in public services.
Rochelle Fry, LondonYes please.
Fenella Watts, SouthamptonPeople not profit. Re-unify our country again. Encourage us off the roads.
Martin Chadwick, WrexhamWe want lower prices for poor people.
Kieran O’Dea, BostonEast Coast worked.
Mike Evans, LeominsterPrivatisation rejected by Margaret Thatcher. But John Major pushed it through – with the most ridiculous structure anyone could have devised.
Kenneth Robertson, GlasgowIt should never have happened in the first place.
Peter Kimble, LutonPut people above profits. We were once known around the world for having a great rail service. Stop selling the people’s property.
Stephen Hepworth, BuxtonRail travel, for the people, by the people.
Bob Bache, BrixhamPrivatisation does not work. The interests of the shareholders far outweigh any interests of passengers. Re-nationalise a.s.a.p. please.
Sylvia Webb, SunburyIt feels as if it’s all disintegrated. Make it function properly by joining up the pieces.
Natalie Lamb, ChiselboroughIt is crazy that it’s usually double the cost for me alone to travel by train than car. I do however as I am deeply concerned about my carbon footprint.
Jack Lee, RomseyHow are people supposed to afford to commute to jobs with rail travel so expensive? Rail fares take up a large amount of income for some and discourage employment.
Sean Hewitt, NottinghamRail privatisation is a disaster on every level.
Anthony Charles Walker, LeicesterPrices are now ridiculous, especially to London and Liverpool.
Jan Roberts, Newcastle-upon-TyneBritish Rail should never have gone. It was the best rail service this country ever had.
Tim Gingell, LondonPrivatisation has never worked, and is expensive for the rail user, as well as being stupidly over-complicated
Tony Fielding-Raby, LincolnI’ve been a keen supporter for some time. More power to the campaign.
Jason Slade, BrightonInvestment and improvement, not profit.