John O’Regan, LimerickDon’t let British Rail be privatised.
Camilla Boon, ChalfordThe rail system is a national asset, and far too important to be in private hands.
Emaan Ahsan, LondonLower your prices.
Susan Anderson, DoncasterWe are great when we create
David Richardson, BedlingtonBring back nationalisation.
Darrell Hart, CroydonTrains are for the rich only now. They’ve priced me into car journeys only as it’s cheaper.
Ian Hendry, PerthOne company, one goal.
Murray Grigor, InverkeithingNo other country ever divided their nationally-owned railway into so many disparate pieces to create the most expensive system in the world.
Thomas John Wheeler, DyfedRe-nationalise our railways now to stop the above inflation fare rises!
Arthur Simpkin, HassocksNationalising the railway will lower the cost on the taxpayer and lower fares. Having 2000 different companies is a mess. Bring back British Rail.
Virginia Rowe, SwindonOne country, one service. Now it’s far, far too complicated.
Jack Elliott, LeedsI feel trapped in my city, as rail is uninviting and expensive.
Ray Jackson, SheffieldI wish for a publicly-owned and accountable railway.
Jack Gouldbourne, SouthamptonThe train companies are thieves, they steal from the young and thrive off the poverty of the country with an increase in demand – we need to put an end to this.
Gary Ellam, StaffordRail priority should be to benefit the country and the people.
Joy Partridge, ChesterfieldCommuters are not there to be exploited for vast profits.
Joanna Dunn, NottinghamThis is no way to run a railway. Simplify, unify, make it cheaper, get cars off the road.
Rosemary Darbishire, UlverstonGreat plan.
Paul Culkin, LiverpoolTransport should be public.
Michael Morrison, ChelmsfordI have nothing to add that isn’t obvious and said already.
Dennis Browne, PeterboroughGive it back and stop privatising. We own it, the people of the United Kingdom.
Paul Denney, DursleyWe invented rail travel and we should lead it, not be the butt of European Jokes. Every other country I have visited has a better rail service than the UK.
Lucy Musk, Welwyn Garden CityA necessity that is run for profit and greed, the same as the utilities.
William Kerr, EllonBring back common sense rail travel.
Eileen Gibbon, SheffieldThe success of East Coast where private companies failed makes the case for bringing back British Rail.
Kevin Courtney, LiverpoolRail prices are high, service is low and standards are low.
Ted Barnes, AylesburyWe want cheap fares. I want to travel around the network but it’s so expensive.
Margaret Pitt, LondonThere has to be a better way to organise our national rail service than as it is now.
Mohammed Zulkernain, SloughCorporate media conspired to wrest British Rail from public ownership.
John Maguire, EdinburghBase it on the French model.