James Keiller, CheltenhamI can remember with happiness before Beeching and privatisation.
Kevin Slade, SaltfordOne country, one rail network, one railway operating company.
Eleni Stavrou, DerbyPublic services are becoming a system of exploitation against the people who must use them, and in fact work for them.
Andrew & Barbara Fellows, WakefieldAn absolute necessity for a nation that needs to put its people first.
Andrew Morton, HuddersfieldTrains constantly late, outrageously poor capacity, fare hikes every year, compensation services are awful. This has not worked. End privatisation for good.
Christopher Hyde, DunstablePublic railway, not run by business for dividend profit, ideally means income (except basic expenses) can be returned to system – allowing investment in upgrades.
Chris Power, YorkThe Government should hold a majority stake in Britain’s railway network. Fully private franchises do not benefit the taxpayer or the consumer.
Neil Redfern, HeswallBring back BR. Reverse the Beeching cuts.
Nigel Hayes, KetteringPeople before profits.
Peter Duncan, StockbridgeDefinitely a campaign to support because the current situation with regard to the railway network is completely ludicrous.
Bill Walker, LyeIt’s about time we shut down this bunch of crooks.
John Goosetree, SpaldingGet all railway out of hands of greedy stockholders.
Daniel Scroggs, BristolI demand a re-unified national rail network. Capitalist gain is the operational cause of all failure on this planet. Provide for the people, not for their profit.
Lynn Evans, Stourport-on-SevernNationalise all utilities.
Rosie Hucklesby, ColchesterAs someone who’s travelled on the East Anglia services for a long time, every franchise we’ve ever had has failed. Time to re-nationalise.
Carl Conway, RedcarRe-nationalise the railways.
Nick Gazeley, LutonToo much money from Britain’s railways subsidising those in Europe.
Tobias Abse, LondonThe railways are getting worse and worse under private ownership.
Bobbie Syrett, LeedsSome things in life should never be privatised. Education, the NHS, the Police, the Post Office and the Railways.
Judd Harrison, CambridgeI couldn’t agree more with the sentiment of this campaign.
James Orr, CambridgePrivate means worse usually.
Jon Rust, HolmfirthThe UK needs a public unified rail service for public transport.
Simon McDonagh, LewesOther EU countries have it so much better, so why can’t we?
John Doyle, AddlestonePrivatisation is for the few to get stinking rich. The clue is in the word private.
Colin Bull, LondonThis is long overdue. Bring it back now.
Ian Cumpstey, PenrithThis is so obvious it hurts.
David Williamson, BicesterNational infrastructure should not be privately owned.
Claudia Tarry, LondonSouthern Rail made my life misery for years and may now prevent me from moving from London back to Brighton to be closer to my family, as I might not be able to get to work.
Andrew Strong, Llandrindod WellsHow can a return ticket with one change be more expensive than the same journey broken up into four journeys?
Tereena Costard, SloughI’ve been using East Coast trains for the last year and a half. I would hate to see this change.