Krystal Garnett, MerseysideInvest in the rail network as part of our strategic national infrastructure.
Bill Linton, LondonI use East Coast and it’s better than it’s ever been. Let’s keep it, and get the rest back.
Sandra Kell, RiponPlease re-unify. Our country is too small for lots of separate railways.
Joe Bell, CarlisleBring back nationalisation and pride in our railways.
Emma Cordiner, OlneyGive us our trains back.
Sophie McKeand, WrecsamI use rail services all the time and the cost is ridiculous. Train users are being robbed. Nationalisation is the only answer to ensure us a fair deal.
Nigella Kennedy, LondonYes, we would sincerely like British Rail to be brought back to the British public.
Daniel De Conceicao Silva, WorthingI totally agree with you. Bring back British Rail and dismantle Southern Railway. I am a regular commuter on the West Coast way and it is a disgraceful line.
Jean Smith, BrentwoodReduce road traffic and fumes. Re-nationalise the rail industry and make trains affordable and efficient.
Clive Gehle, LondonAs commuters we get no advantages from private companies running trains (badly). Labour should commit to the re-nationalisation of the railways as they had the vision in 1948.
Jonathan Dell, YorkBritish Rail branch lines are sorely missed by many.
Stuart Leslie, GravesendPeople and their jobs before profit.
Lisa Trendall, Lowestoft, SuffolkBeing a child that grew up on the railway when it was still BR, I have a particular interest in seeing our declining railways return back to being run by the Government.
Frances McGinlay, LargsJust bring it back.
Jean Hume, SkeltonIt’s time to nationalise all our utilities including rail. Why are we letting much needed revenue leave our shores? It’s ludicrous. For our economy’s sake, wise up>
Radoslaw Lach, LondonPrivatisation gives the weak quality of service, because it is focused on how to make the greatest profits. In London, public transport is far too expensive.
Josh Kerry, LondonIt’s despicable that the train operating companies collect fat profits from driving the prices up on an essential public service.
Sandra Brierley, ManchesterWe need to stop giving money to the private sector. They are rich enough.
Trevor Preston, RyePeople cannot see that the Tories privatised the railways/gas/electricity/water so the profits go to the shareholders. Still they vote them in. They are stupid.
Jackie Ross, WakefieldBring back available, affordable travel for all. Not everyone has a car or can afford one. We all like to get out and about, not just car drivers.
Richard Molyneux, Leighton BuzzardLondon Midland are a disgrace.
Richard Barraball, BrightonThere should be investment in longer platforms and trains so that each ticket sold also has a seat. Also commuter only trains during rush hours so nobody has to stand.
Adam Preston, ManchesterIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
John Dady, EnfieldIt makes sense on so many counts.
James Anderson, CarnoustieI no longer take the train because you need to buy tickets weeks ahead in order to afford them.
Adrian Wymann,For an expat like me, coming home to the privatised railways is a bigger shock every year.
Benjamin Harper, Stoke-on-TrentI’m sick of being charged extortionate prices by rip-off merchants who monopolise the rail way.
Ivy Pearson, St AlbansMore consideration, care and respect for train users. Many of us have no choice but to use the trains. Overly high fare prices and still I have to stand every day.
John Hunt, LincolnshireLabour’s GBR plans are certainly a step in the right direction, but are half-baked. Let’s do it properly!