Stan Hesketh, WiganBring back British Rail.
Nicholas Flatt, ChelmsfordPrivatisation does not work.
Lizzie Cuthbertson, LondonEast Coast is the best train line for service and value for the customer. It’s time to put passengers first and not profits for shareholders.
Kealey Castle, KentA system runs best when it isn’t sectioned off into pieces.
Alex Porter, Bognor RegisWell, after all these years in private hands is it not time to invest once and for all in a transport system for the 22nd century? Start now and it may just happen.
Freya Pearson, BristolWe can’t carry on like this.
Richard Miles, LeedsPrivatise the railways they said, as competition increases efficiency and drives down costs, they said.
Dawn Chamberlain, LiskeardOur rail and utility companies should never have been sold off in the first place.
Christa Munro, DorsetHow can these rail companies justify the massive price of train travel? BBBR.
Dhilllon Bainsford, ManchesterOur train service is non-existent. Delays, cancellations, strikes.
Philip Kingston, WokingI completely agree. Tickets are over-priced and service isn’t good.
Eirin Julie Ingebrigtsvoll, LondonFor the people, not private profit.
John Bowen, CorkIt is time for the government to admit that privatisation has been a disaster for passengers, taxpayers and railway workers and re-nationalise the railways
Jordan Crawford, NorthamptonI couldn’t think of anything more depressing than being bled dry for just trying to get to work and back.
Stuart Thomson, FalkirkThe trains are a joke these days. I regularly travel with ScotRail and it is without doubt the worst service I have travelled on.
Anthony Bonner, AshfordBring back British Rail as it was the best the railway ever and best it has been for a long time.
Barbara Kennard, RytonWe need railways that can be a source of national pride. This cannot be realistically achieved through profit-focused privatisation.
Ray Dawes, YorkSurely profit would be better in the government’s bank account to keep the money in the UK.
June Diamanti, Tyne and WearI certainly couldn’t afford to travel for fun!
Ashley Mills, SturryTravel is a necessity for livelihood in today’s world. Privatisation gave corporations another stranglehold over ordinary people and is fundamentally wrong.
James Parsons, PortsmouthThe rip-off is unbearable. The people’s needs should always come over the company profits. Bring back the national rail service.
Simon Kirkham, High WycombeA railway system for the public and owned by the public.
Justin Cole, WarwickI’m sick of paying ridiculously high fares and having to tolerate consistently poor service.
Steve Yeates, East SussexWe need a train service run for passengers not shareholders.
Peter Hethershaw, SheffieldPrivatised BR – one big transfer of taxpayers’ money into private hands.
Stuart Dean, IngatestoneAbellio are ruining my life.
Ian Murray, HerefordRailways for the people, not for shareholders’ profit.
John Sadgrove, BristolI love trains, but I hate what has become of our rail network. It’s called public transport. The clue is in the name…
Irina Ozerkina, LondonDeliver good and affordable service so that everyone could benefit.