Paul Foden, PlymouthOccasional rail user thoroughly hacked-off by rail company profiteering.
Andrew Dawton, MaidstoneIt costs more than I can afford for regular days out by train.
John Delaney, LlandudnoCan’t be worse than the current situation.
Connor Nightingale , HuddersfieldPrivate means profit. Railways should be run for the people not profit.
Eddie Kelly, PeterboroughI cannot believe that it is appropriate for German and French nationalised rail companies to run British Rail, while our own success stories, like East Coast Trains, cannot.
Ryan Thompson, SheffieldGive the people their Railways.
Maggie Kraus, Saltburn-by-the-SeaThe system is at present fragmented, expensive and often badly maintained. The services are ill-co-ordinated and not run for the convenience of the passengers.
Andrew Walker, AshfordRail journeys were simple under British Rail. Since privatisation, rail services have become expensive, disjointed, un-reliable and over-crowded. Privatise. No profit.
Graham Johnson, NottinghamThe East Coast line is the most efficient in Britain, and publicly-run rail in France and Belgium is cheaper and far more efficient than privatised rail in the UK.
Clare Whiting, BrightonYou know it makes sense.
Annie Bulmer, EdinburghOh, yes please.
Jessica Klingelfuss, LondonThe present system is without a doubt the worst first-world train system I’ve ever had the displeasure of riding.
Paul Hathaway, BirminghamI’d be interested to see how many politicians have a vested interest in the private rail companies. Time to take it back from the thieves.
Iain Bowley, NorthwichJust the ticket.
Charlie Sheahan, StevenageBring back British Rail.
Wina Yaman, Newcastle-upon-TyneThank you for initiating the movement.
Daniel Bourn, CanterburyOur fares are so much higher than everyone else’s in Europe. Canterbury – Swansea is £90. It’s time for change!
Peter Horne, LondonBring it back.
Ben McCullough, ThatchamThe public funds wasted in private companies is outrageous and could be spent on a public functional railway.
Helen Kara, UttoxeterLet’s make British Rail the great asset it could be for our country, rather than the current hotchpotch of incompetence.
Martin McCloghry, BrentfordThe public are being ripped off again and again.
Jean McAulay, BrechinPrivatisation equals rip-off.
Aud Jones, LeicesterFar too expensive and people getting rich on the back of it. Let’s subsidise and bring down prices, not make fat cats richer.
Vince Crosby, Newton AycliffeThe only way to move forward is to take it back into public ownership where the users are the shareholders.
Tom Mainprize, ReadingHow do we get a proper debate over the key arguments surrounding re-nationalisation?
Barbara Naughton, GorebridgePrivatisation stinks.
Phil Fletcher, BarnetI find current rail prices complete madness. How many drive to work because of them?
Nounette Noble, BradfordWe are all totally sick of being ripped off and feel that the only way forward is to re-nationalise the rail network.
Russell ButlerLet’s have an end to these self-serving “Mickey-Mouse railways” as soon as possible.
Alan Boyland, SouthamThe current railway system does not offer effective competition or serve its customers well, while funds are creamed off for private profit.