Dawn Curtis, ReadingI think it’s disgusting that the prices are increasing yet again.
Linda Phillips, CroydonAffordable transport is essential. Prices currently out of reach.
Alan Clare, BostonBring it back to the people.
Martin Bailey, York20 years of poor service, extortionate fares and lame excuses. It’s time for re-nationalisation.
Craig Alexander, AshwellMy train is late 96% of the time in the last 2 years. East Midlands Trains well aware but ignores the issue while taking the full fare – the definition of profit before service.
Dale Shanley, BristolFirst are extortionate.
Ric Hardacre, IpswichBy the people, for the people.
S Riley, St AlbansSick of useless Thameslink.
Stew Baddiley, KempstonSoon.
Stan Laight, SheffieldPrivatisation of our railways has been a disaster. Our railways belong in the hands of workers.
Lewis Selby, SwindonGet rid of privatisation and bring back British Rail like the good old days.
Stephen Millard, South ShieldsTories out. Re-nationalise the power companies too.
Jan Halligan, HolmfirthPublic transport should be a service, not a business.
Greg HumphreyAbsolutely appalling service from Greater Anglia, They need to spend money on their services instead of giving out cupcakes.
Christine Beveridge, LochgellyBring it on – as soon as possible.
Jennifer Macrae, SalisburyPrices are too high. The leg room is designed for anyone under 5ft and anything over that causes a lot of pain and discomfort.
Eva Fox-GThe privatised companies have now had long enough to show us absolutely clearly that the railways would be better publicly owned.
Carl Morgan, Pembroke DockNetwork Rail makes £506million profit, How about making train fares simpler and cheaper like other countries. Also we don’t need speed we need capacity.
William Dudley, StevenageI am a retired employee of WAGN (12 years) and have seen a lot of change, most by foreign rail companies. In my view the rail system belongs to the public.
Jo Vallance, NottinghamGood luck with this campaign.
Mike Lawlor, GloucesterBritish Rail was excellent – it just lacked investment and political commitment. BBBR,
Gavin Pickles, LeedsThe monopoly on train services has gone on for too long, the services they provide are a joke to put it politely.
Owen Gurrey, YorkThis needs to happen.
Colin Baldwin, RickmansworthIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
Fiona Macaulay, EdinburghIndeed – ‘Bring Back British Rail.’
Stephen NaylorAfter once again seeing train fares rise, and consistently poor, unreliable service, we can’t take it any more. We can barely afford getting to work or eat in the same month.
Matthew Whelan, LeedsWe need a railway fit for purpose and not only for profit.
Steve Smith, GuildfordSo many reasons.
Chris Carter, HastingsI travel to London every week and eight times out of ten it’s delayed or cancelled/missed connection.. This needs to change. I’m fed up with the service and it shouldn’t be the case.
David Phelps, CardiffWe need affordable travel in our small country.