Barry Gooch, WantageThe fragmented and over-priced railways system which treats all commuters as cattle should be brought under Government control so that we can hold our MPs to account.
Barnaby Green, LondonToot toot.
Grace Distill, St AlbansThere are some things which should be owned by the people, for the people, not by corporations and fat cats for profit. This is one of them.
Jacinta Appleby, LondonIf a national rail works in France, Spain, Italy and Germany, then why not here? Re-instate British Rail.
Victoria Hunt, DoncasterTrains are way too expensive. I cannot afford to use them any more and I have to look for jobs in my own town as commuting would not be financially possible.
Jo Boorman, OrpingtonSince de-nationalisation rail prices have gone up and up, especially in London and the South-east, whilst services have got worse, with trains arriving late or not at all.
Jim Love, MiddlesbroughBring it back.
Colin Carpenter, BedfordWe need to unify the railways again to make them much cheaper for us to use, so we need British Railways back again.
Sophie Wildman, LondonNationalise the railways. Owned by the people, for the people.
John Croll, RoystonRe-nationalise as soon as possible and stop this expensive chaotic idiocy.
Mary Wolf, CroydonRail for public service not for private profit, please.
Christopher Harrison, WarringtonBring back a rail that is not just for profit, but for the people who have to use these services.
William Paul Brook, CullercoatsBeeching got it wrong in the 60s and the Tories got it wrong in the 90s. We need a unified rail transport system for the UK.
Jillian Currey, YorkA worthy cause.
Caitlin Mcleod, LondonKeep on.
Kieran O’Malley, LeedsAs a musician I have to travel all across the UK paying extortionate prices.
Ian Nutbrown, YorkAn efficient Rail network should be provided as a nationalised industry, not through a privatised mechanism, with profit at the expense of the fare-paying public.
Angela Lumb, SelbyIt should never have been sold off at all.
David Elford Johnson, TelfordYes, take it all back, but don’t spoil it by outlandish claims when we do.
Aaron Watkins, BardseaYes, stop the obscene rail prices. Bring back British Rail.
Jamie Newman, DidcotCut ticket prices not jobs – Network Rail Employee.
Miles Bradley, BirminghamNot for profit.
Jane Mcguigan, WatfordI was an employee during the late 1980s, working at Euston House and Rail House Euston for British Rail.
Andrew Brown, IpswichTwo franchises run by the government have both worked better than private franchises. Wake up and smell the roses please.
Alison Affleck, StroudThe current service is impossible for elderly or disabled. And for fully able bodied and mind. All British Rail ever did wrong was limp lettuce in the sandwiches.
Pat Ferguson, NottinghamBring Back British Rail now.
Paul Hawkins, CardiffWhat’s the hold up? Get it done.
Sam Satyanadhan, SouthamptonHaving a publicly-owned transport network (railways and coaches) is essential to the welfare of a nation. The needs of the public should be the priority.
Vince Rutland, NorthallertonThe railways were privatised as a result of political dogma which w
Nigel Sleeman, LeedsThis campaign makes absolute sense for the whole of the UK.