Peter Sinclair, BirkenheadPeople not profit.
Geoff Walker, Stoke-on-TrentTime for a real change in politics, time for the nation’s good and the welfare of all, not just shareholders.
David Humphreys, WrexhamWhen they brought in the new Railways why have it all split up with one company owning the tracks and another the stations etc. Bring it back under public ownership.
Jim Ennis, WallaseyI think public transport is too important to be run by profiteers.
Carole Hadley, CornwallBring the rail system back to the people. Make it fairly priced so that low income people can travel too. Ban HS2 and concentrate on the people that matter.
Peter Rose, WorcesterBring back a unified publicly-run transport system.
Ivan Trevor Watson, MorpethI worked for British Rail, joining in 1972. It was run down and needing investment. After privatisation a lot of the money for the industry now lines shareholders’ pockets.
Billy Seasman, LiverpoolNeeds to be re-nationalised.
Clive Simmons, BournemouthBring back BR. Let the money be spent on the service, not on the lawyers and accountants.
Jane Atkinson, WakefieldPrivatising our national assets has to stop. They are bringing the country and all that was good about it to a standstill. Stop the policies of exploitation.
Faith Hope Charity, ManchesterOur rail service is off the rails! The billions earmarked for the costly and environmentally destructive HS2 should be redirected into improving our current rundown system.
Peter Morgan, Barrow-in-FurnessReally, fares need to be cheaper.
Richard Wells, HullStop ripping off passengers.
Owen Hubbard, KentTrain travel is a public service filling a human need, not a luxury. Passengers, not customers!
Julie Goodman, LondonRailway privatisation is ‘Poll Tax on Wheels’, always has been and always will be. Why are we subsidising it continuously when we could just take it back?
Andrew Hampshire, LeedsI welcome this action.
Donasld Wilson, BristolBecause we are tired of fuelling share holders’ pockets and getting worse and worse services.
Simon CarneBring back the breakfast car for civilised travel not HS2.
Jamie Walsh, WatfordEnd the greed.
Mandi Riseman, St. AlbansBring it back.
Jenny Toal, CoalvilleTrain travel in Britain is the embarrassment of Europe and we deserve better service and better value if we are to help to cut car emissions by taking the train.
Garry Clay, SouthamptonWe need to re-nationalise the railways.
Jackie Lewin, NorwichI believe the public needs to have a greater say in the running of the railways so it should return to British Rail.
Alan Hay, NorthumberlandTake back the franchises David Cameron. You know it makes sense.
Edward Fisher, LetchworthLook at other countries in Europe. They don’t charge half as much as we do. Something is very wrong.
Colin Crockett, YorkAs a seventy three year old, having worked for British Rail, I feel that the privatisation of the railways was a retrograde step.
Alex De Lacey, LondonThe rail network should be a public service, not an outlet for capitalist profiteering.
Richard Norman, SouthamptonPlease bring back a service run for the passengers who use it, and abolish the system which is heavily subsidised by taxpayers to line shareholders’ pockets.
Fred Torr, TruroIt couldn’t make it worse.
Francis Nixon, Marton, New ZealandThe privatisation of BR was a criminal destruction of a well-functioning railway system for the stupidest ideological reasons and has been a disaster for Britain.