Helen Pengelly, BarnhamI regularly travel by train but am finding increasingly it is cheaper to drive.
Ann Welton, OrpingtonBritish Rail always provided a good service. If you got a job with them it was for life.
Thomas Sutton, DerbyshireIf this government is so serious about going green then the railways should be sorted out!
Malcolm Smith, LondonIt’s outrageous the price I have to pay a month just to get to work. Every year it gets more and more expensive and the service gets worse.
Jack Harding, LondonConsistent fare rises above CPI, without improvements to justify them, while farepayers’ wages remain stagnant. This has to end now.
Philip Mullen, LeedsThe fragmented nature of the privatised rail network benefits neither passengers nor the taxpayer – only rail shareholders.
Conor Owens, EnniskillenWonderful campaign.
Paul Bradley, RhylBring back all the profit the shareholders are getting. It can go back into investing or reducing fares as they go up a bomb every year.
Gareth Hadley, SurbitonPrivatisation of the rail industry has led to increased political/civil service control, increased cost, and a marginalisation of the customer. The 1997 model has failed.
Peter Fahey, LondonI think re-nationalisation is the only sensible way to deliver a better rail network that works in the interests of the travelling public.
Kerford Jones, HitchinThe sooner the better.
Steven Hinchliffe, HuddersfieldAbsolute joke Virgin – the trains are outdated and falling to bits.
Julie Boston, BristolSupport MPs who campaign to take back the Great Western franchise. Support RMT and protect rail jobs such as track maintenance, booking offices and guards.
Rob Willis, ShrewsburyYes we need cheap trains.
Kevin Spice, MaidstoneWe should be supporting our rail network not other ones in Europe.
Katy Makepeace-Gray, LondonI might have to find a new job if the trains don’t improve.
Brian Stephens, SunderlandTax payers paid for British Rail and they have a say in what to do with BR, not money grabbing MPs.
Sandy Draper, SheffieldKeep going.
John Pritchard, Berwick-upon-TweedOwned by the public, run for the public, for the benefit of the public.
Bob Swann, LiverpoolThe myth that public ownership doesn’t work is busted. Private enterprise has let this country’s transport system down in a spectacular way.
Helen Robertson, LancingBring back nationalisation of the railways. The evident failure and cost to the nation has been a false economy. It should just be taken back by the country.
Jean Squires, CongletonThe system is too confusing at the moment.
Anthony Oliver, LeedsCommendable objective.
Mark Dawson, CarshaltonTrains are public transport. It is obscene for a private company to run them for profit.
Kathleen Satterthwaite, YorkMay the force be with you.
Kevin Flanagan, CambridgePrivatisation is a nightmare. It’s time to re-start some public services. Don’t let this happen to the NHS.
Amanda Barr, MalpasI wholeheartedly believe this is one of the best things to do for this country, removing barriers to travel, increase ability to earn and pay more taxes.
Erin Pepper, LiverpoolI’m sick of overpriced train fares. I think it’s disgusting that it is cheaper for people to go abroad than travelling round your own country.
Brian Hamill, BallymenaIt is high time the government started to provide efficient and effective railway transport in the UK.
Alister McNeish, ReadingLet’s have the profit for the nation – it should cut the deficit a bit.