David Tidball, LondonBring it all back – Boyo.
Ray Dawes, YorkSurely profit would be better in the government’s bank account to keep the money in the UK.
Pru Dickson, OxfordIt’s time we could travel for a decent price all over the UK.
Brian Wilkinson, HarrogateI want to see an end to days where travelling on trains causes anxiety because employees treat passengers as potential cheats rather than decent citizens.
Susan Shaw, BarnsleyThe government should run the country to benefit citizens, not big business. They need to be reminded of this.
John Phantis, BathThe UK’s rail network shouldn’t be subservient to shareholders’ interests and fares should be reasonable for all.
Dave Makin, KetteringIf BR had had the same financial injection of cash that Network Rail is having the whole network would have been modernised by now.
Anne Morrison, BristolWe need to be able to afford to travel by train again and to have a reliable service.
Bob Pinder, HebburnI worked for British Rail in 70’s – the butt of everyone’s jokes, but a fully inclusive company. No franchises. Now everyone is paying for privatisation, profit and greed.
Patricia Notcutt, LondonIt goes from bad to worse. God help those that have to travel to work every day. It’s expensive and useless.
Gareth Toms, SheffieldIn the beginning we had a fragmented rail system and it failed and was nationalised. As usual Tory ideas drag us backwards.
Gareth Ayre, DurhamIt was just better. Sort it out Whitehall.
Joy Edwards, BradninchClean, comfortable, punctual trains with pleasant staff. Re-open branch lines with good connections. All this would greatly relieve congestion on the roads.
Timothy Isaacs, Bishop’s StortfordIt’s time to end this horrible mess, stop lining the pockets of shareholders with ever-rising, exorbitant fares, and bring back mass transport for the masses.
Daniel Isles, CirencesterI use the train loads and I would love it to be better.
Relsov Obshtestven, Sofia, BulgariaWe support you 100%. In Bulgaria government wants to sell our railways too and systematically to ruin our Bulgarian State Railways (BDZ).
Wayne Cargill, LondonLet’s get back all that has been privatised to make the rich richer.
Carrie Hedderwick, SheffieldPrivatisation has failed – fragmented services, high fares, health and safety issues, fewer staff and worse to come. No to private profit, Yes to public benefit.
Sandra Redden, NorthamptonWe need trains so that people can get out and about and get to work.
Stephanie Lemmon, KentMoney, money, money and greed. That’s all it is. Exploiting those who don’t have any other choice but to travel by train.
Kuldeep Nazran, NorburyTransport is part of our mobility infrastructure. Not a profit opportunity.
Paul Monaghan, LiverpoolScrap the corrupt privatisation model. Justice for the 99%.
Iva Ellis, ChesterfieldLet’s reclaim at least one of our national bodies from big business and foreign investors.
Ian Sharman, NorwichStop crippling your own workforce by making it more difficult and expensive to get to work.
Vanessa Bowen, HarrogateI believe that railways should be run for the people and not for private profit. This is such an important service and decisions should be made in the interests of the public.
Ian Brown, CheadleThey should never have been privatised. Public transport should be a public service, for the benefit of the passengers, not for the subsidised profit of a few shareholders.
Jake Church, MontroseThe rail system used and abused for profit by private companies with profit to their pals the only goal.
Charlotte Graham, HuddersfieldPlease bring it all back to reality.
John Pruvedenti, SomersetBring back British Rail.
Ian Buckley, Castle DouglasCould we get BR as good as SNCF?