Shaun Featherstone, CardiffI’m 100% in favour of re-nationalisation of all public transport.
David J Page, PortsmouthI am a former railwayman and think bringing back British Rail wouldn’t be a backward step.
Richard Quigley, BirminghamPublic service not a profit making industry.
Edward Hughes, YorkBring it back.
Brian Southam, Leamington SpaPublic services for the public, not for private profit.
Malcolm Judd, RomfordWe pay our fares to get somewhere, not to fill directors’ and shareholders’ pockets. Because of high wages and dividends there is no money for improvement works.
Miranda Saunders, BarnsleyThe rail service should never have been privatised in the first place.
Paul Taylor, BristolAnd the water, gas and electricity.
Rod Atkin, StroodGreat Eastern did very well when the franchisee cleared off. A lesson must be learned.
Kevin Ryan, BirminghamRe-nationalisation.
Alan Keenan, GlasgowBring all the Rail franchises back into public ownership. Then they’ll be out of the money grabbers and their cash rich benefactors
Marie Gilman, RotherhamOne unified organisation is what we need. It should never have been privatised.
Jan Halligan, HolmfirthPublic transport should be a service, not a business.
John Hughes, WirralWe are all in this together. BBBR.
Ted Barnes, AylesburyWe want cheap fares. I want to travel around the network but it’s so expensive.
Peter Hanson, St HelensWe should concentrate on the good points of British Rail instead of the curly sandwiches put down.
Paul Doe, CrowboroughI work for the Kent train operating company and I would rather be working for a company that is a not for shareholders’ profit.
Ian Sadler, LeedsWhy pay dividends to shareholders when the money would be better spent on renewing the rails and trains?
Jenny Shevlin, LeedsThe East Coast line makes a net profit run by the public sector. Perhaps the rest can too.
Paul SparksI’m fed up with being ripped off by the likes of First Capital Connect, an absolutely useless profiteering company who put profits ”first”.
Russell Wilson, DerbyIt should be publicly owned.
Lawrence Hanney, BudeRe-open as many as possible of the lines and stations erroneously closed by Beeching.
Steve Howlett, Southend-on-SeaThese rail services have become pocket-lining mockery. Increasing charges, and declining reliability, massaging the figures and facts to suit their greed.
Stuart Roberts, GodalmingNeed there be a comment? Make rail travel a service again, not a business.
Tom Pitman, CardiffThe service is run for private profit. The transport system is vital for environmental purposes as well as the needs of the public.
Colin Robinson, GatesheadPrivate enterprise is failing and is too expensive. Any surplus should go to the Treasury not to shareholders.
Michael Lindsay, HarrogateLook no further than the success of East Coast Railways in comparison with the failure of previous privatised companies.
Noz Mcneil, DerbyCheap trains for all
Leila Roberts, RiponSpend the subsidy on routes not shareholders.
William Ryan, ManchesterWe need to re-nationalise all the transport and utilities.