Sheila Henderson-Squara, Whitley BayDisgusting way of selling tickets. Must be illegal, surely.
Daniel Cocker, ManchesterPrivate train service is an abomination.
Mark Simmons-Jenkins, CreditonPrivatisation does not work, and will never work. It’s time to take ownership back into public hands.
Ron Glatter, Hemel HempsteadI’m with you all the way.
David Cook, Newcastle-upon-TyneFar too many cost centres in what was always a crazy privatisation.
Chris Tucker, BristolNationalised services for the common good should be preferred over shareholder profit for the privileged few.
Geoffrey Crouch, CranbrookTrack, facilities, rolling stock and staff should be managed regionally, with overall direction from the centre.
Gerry Smith, Tunbridge WellsThe current system offers a deplorable and unaffordable service. Bring back British Rail.
Robert Turnbull, KilmarnockOnly an entirely publicly owned railway system will bring down fares and increase safety.
Marwan Mohammed, HastingsAnd the power companies.
Colin Laidler, WashingtonNationalise the railways for the benefit of us all.
Richard DraytonRailways should be economic drivers and enablers run for UK plc not profit cash cows.
Jane Hitchin, West KirbyPrivatisation hasn’t worked. Nationalise now.
David Bonner, HarrowTwenty years of private incompetence. It’s time to re-nationalise.
Stanley Gray, HartlepoolNo more privatisation where foreign companies own all our utilities.
Michael Lotinga, BristolFinally, a group has the courage to say what many are thinking.
E MorrisonDaily commute changed drastically since Abellio took over ScotRail e.g. regular/usually daily delays, cancellations, rarely any explanation; changed timetables, fewer trains.
Edmund ChinneryI believe the way forward is to start up a cooperative of unions, commuters and other interested parties to bid for franchises when they come up for renewal.
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.
Angela Marsh, WiganIt’s in the name – British rail. It should be run by Britain. I’m sick of over-priced tickets for trains that don’t show up.
Dean Robinson, HastingsFollow the German example.
Anna Petts, AbergavennyJust try it.
Daisy Green, BidefordOutrageous is the lack of a national rail service in this country. It was better when we had one.
Rob Hammond, BrightonPrivatisation and franchising has cost the taxpayer more than a publicly run service would, with no improvement in services.
Karl Groom, BracknellI would like profits currently paid to shareholders put back into our services and not have them sold off in the fist place.
Michael Pruce, LondonStop these private companies ripping us all off with their price rises year in year out. Bring back BR.
Claire Liebig-Denham, Thornaby-on-TeesWe owned it, you sold it and we want it back.
Derek Wood, OakworthStop giving loads of money to shareholders.
Denis Rice, NottinghamWe need less fragmentation of services. East Coast line shows again what public ownership achieves for the benefit of all.
Joe DiamondGood luck with the campaign! As a commuter I thank you for your efforts.