Robert Macqueen, Leamington SpaDon’t let European governments run our railways. Do it ourselves.
Lee Stevens, PortsmouthGive up this capitalistic idea that the network runs better under private ownership. It’s a joke – overpriced and underinvested.
Elliot Massey, TauntonThe swathes of confusing tickets, tariffs and operators should be done away with and replaced with a national, instantly recognisable system to be proud of.
Hudson Godwin, Arusha, TanzaniaFast transport ensures easy mobility of people and their goods. In the future it’s important for the Tanzanian government to look upon its railway networks.
Stephen East, RyeOur rail network should never have been privatised. Our service is a joke and a disgrace.
Gay Whymark, WarwickshireI yearn for the day when British Rail comes back into public ownership. Only Jeremy Corbyn will pledge this.
Catherine Parfitt-EvansI’m completely disgusted with all aspects of the rail service in the UK since its privatisation. Extortionate fares, constantly late trains, penalisation of customers.
David Robinson, DewsburyRailways should be run as non-profit-making.
Aaron Williams, HastingsIt’s time to have services publicly owned again, starting with the national rail.
Adam Hiley, UpminsterNow that we are leaving the EU we could renationalise our Rail and Bus networks.
Stuart Raine, WhitchurchWhen will the government see the light? The over-priced, under-resourced privatised rail network needs to be back with the people.
Jo Bain, LondonUnified service, run for the customers rather than profiteering boardmen, able to invest in the tracks and trains.
Elmer Terry, LondonStop profits being siphoned off into private pockets. Nationalise now.
Peter Morgan, Barrow-in-FurnessReally, fares need to be cheaper.
Aaron M, East SussexWhat we have now is the worst of both worlds – the service is worse and the cost of operation higher.
Susan Ashby, LondonDe-nationalisation of the railways has not worked. Pouring more money in is not the answer. We’ve paid for it so now reclaim ownership.
Sally Bartlett, Souldrop, BedfordI would love to use the train. I usually cannot afford the fare.
Karl Roome, LeedsSort it out.
Robert Bailey, BristolIt’s a long time coming.
David Hughes, PontefractPeople should not be fleeced for needing public transport to get to work. How can the rail operators defend their extortionate price rises when services are getting worse?
Josh Kerry, LondonIt’s despicable that the train operating companies collect fat profits from driving the prices up on an essential public service.
Simon Anthony, LondonPublic services should be run for public service not private profit.
Jon Carthy, NottinghamshirePublic transport should not be run for profit.
Jeremy Peace, SheffieldTime to put British Rail back into public ownership.
Danfox Davies, BournemouthBeeching made the railways fail. To rebuild their strength bring back British Rail.
Christian NoIn our country we are in the middle of a similar fight against the private rail operators.
Tom Stringfellow, PrestonRe-nationalise the railways, buses and long distance road transport. Create an integrated network for freight and passengers to meet the needs of the 21st Century.
Alan Butcher, WashingtonBring back British Rail.
Elizabeth Rickard, Newcastle-upon-TyneThe East Coast proves it can work.
Paul Campbell, DoncasterPrivatisation is not the answer. Nationalisation can only improve things.