Elaine Hanson, HuddersfieldWishing you huge success.
Peta Grimshare, CardiffIt just hasn’t worked as efficiently as when British Rail ran all services.
John Dady, EnfieldIt makes sense on so many counts.
Alexander Camkin, RedditchJust bring back the way it used to be, efficient, reasonable prices. Above all else it should be state-owned, by the people for the people and not for private profit.
Susanna Newbery, LondonTrain ticket prices are disgraceful these days. How are we meant to stop using cars and save the Environment with costs as high as they are?
Nick Shields, Hebden BridgeJust another of a myriad reasons to revolt.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWe should really do this.
Warren Knight, St AlbansSee our web site lawfulrebellionstalbans.blogspot.co.uk.
Adam Moon, BristolBring back British Rail.
Neil Martin, RayleighPlease, please, please get rid of Abellio. They are a cancer on our railway, along with every other private operator.
Martin Rayment, LoughboroughI’m sick of paying a ridiculous amount just to travel. I pay taxes and I feel absolutely robbed every time I’m forced to take the train,
Carol Rowett, Berwick-upon-Tweedget rid of unrealistic and confusing fare structures. Let’s go back to having fixed fares for journeys so we all know where we are.
Michael Rose, AberystwythI agree fully. What we have is pointlessly expensive and complicated. Why, for example, is it cheaper to get multiple tickets for bits of a journey than buy one?
Alexander Bridges, LymingtonIn all examples publicly owned transport is a far better way to invest profit. Private transport does not allow for profit to be spent on infrastructure.
Brian Armstrong, LondonWhen the cost of tickets keeps going up so that the shareholders can have a pay-out each year, the services are getting no better. It is time it was run by one body.
John Hewitt, PrestonThis utter shambles has got to stop. The railways need to be brought back into public ownership as soon as possible.
Khyle Westmoreland, SwanseaBring back British Rail.
Lynne Campbell, DurhamBring back British Rail.
Peter Robinson, DunfermlineAye. Bring it back. Now.
Ed Dougall, Bury St. EdmundsIt’s crazy that something as complex as a railway system should be so fragmented. France and Germany own bits of ours but run theirs as national entities.
Glynis Marshall, NottinghamIt could be as good as East Coast trains is, but they’re selling that.
Katie Scaife, BristolYes. Please.
Hugh Gurney, GlasgowHand out subsidies (from our taxes) to hand them to investors? It makes no sense.
Joseph Wasnock, Welwyn Garden CityEconomy class is always absolutely packed.
Nadira Siddique, LeedsWe want a rail service which is fair and looks after the customers’ needs.
Evan Sanders, LeedsI have always thought privatisation of public services was wrong. Profits made by them should go back into them to improve and maintain whilst staying affordable.
Arvind Jadwa, LondonThe service has been bad since privatisation, and the fares sky high.
Alistair Madden, Walton-on-ThamesTrain prices are far too high.
Alan Etheridge, SouthamptonI don’t use the railway so much now – prices are too high, and station staffing is poor.
Charles Steel, West MoleseyHow I wish that we could run our transport system as efficiently as I have witnessed in European countries. I am totally disillusioned with the private greed and chaos.