Jillian Wood, LondonEnough. Bring back a public travel service to the public.
Anne-Marie Curry, LondonAll industries back to state-owned please.
Georgy Davis, EdinburghI’m tired of expensive rail travel.
Sheila Henderson-Squara, Whitley BayDisgusting way of selling tickets. Must be illegal, surely.
Paul Williamson, CoventryBR gave us the 125 and 225. Privatisation gave us Voyagers – and taxpayers’ money syphoned off into tax havens and foreign governments.
David Moncur, DundeeScotland. We are badly served by trains.
Mike Bond, BristolLet’s get people moving on the trains at a good price. All working together. Unify our rail.
James Cullen, WickfordAbellio Greater Anglia has the worst possible customer service ever experienced.
Ternan Macnamara, ThirskThe first experiment in private management of transport in this country ran for 100years – the turnpike system. It ended because it was useless and expensive.
Christine Sutherland, BanburyIt shouldn’t cost more to use greener public transport than driving a car the same distance. A British railway would give the profits back into the government.
Alina Popa, ReadingWorking hard to make the stations look ‘pretty’ whilst service gets worse.
Amanda Bouskill, SwintonWe need a rail service that benefits its passengers. We need British Rail back.
James Robinson, WhitehavenBring rail fares down.
Colin FlowerdayNational Express East Anglia is the most useless train company in the UK, but soon they will be gone and replaced by another useless train company!
Sheila Gray, MiddlesbroughIt’s disgraceful that private rail still receives government subsidies. So re-nationalise rail and subsidise it properly.
Alan Hay, NorthumberlandTake back the franchises David Cameron. You know it makes sense.
Paul Hebden, LeedsThe current railways are terrifying.
Heather Mann, LondonEast Coast is far better than National Express East Coast or GNER. Do not sell it.
David Weston, BodminPlease let it happen soon and for all those poor people to get a seat.
William Ball, MorecambeBring back sanity. Ignore private profits and look after passengers.
Sara Browne, BedfordThe privatisation of British Rail should never have happened in the first place. Typical Tories ran it into the ground and then sold it off at a massive loss.
Alan Moss, CanterburyThe greatly increased taxpayer subsidies paid out since privatisation are spent on subsidising shareholders’ pay-outs instead on improving the railways.
Rog Harrison, GlasgowYou know it makes sense.
Ria JonesI worked for the railways for fifteen years and I left in 1993 as privatisation was coming in. I now cannot afford to travel by train.
Veronica Little, LeedsIt’s about time.
Oliver Smith, Wold NewtonIt will benefit everyone and leave our economy better off.
Tony Newman, GuildfordWe need a properly integrated system serving people instead of private profit.
David Cole, LondonTime to undo.
Natasha Pickering, StranraerThey should never have been privatised in first place. The state of trains now is shocking and prices are ridiculous.
Dave Thompson, PottonI like rail travel but, as a pensioner, can’t afford to use it often. Re-nationalising should bring costs down.