Gregor ThomsonEnough is enough. The current situation needs to change.
Abigail Cooper, East CowesUnified and not for profit. It can’t get better than that.
Vivienne E Heatley, LondonYes. Bring back British Rail.
Kay Turberville, LowestoftIf foreign state railways can make a profit out of our railways, why can’t our state?
Roger Chiswick, HuddersfieldRail privatisation has been a disaster.
Iain Harding, GuildfordI’m totally fed up with extortionate rail fares and poor service.
Jill Hancock, DurhamEast Coast is in public hands and doing well. It should stay public. Profits are returned to taxpayers.
Bill Holland, ManchesterSubsidise public transport, tax fuel.
Ron Chalack, SheffieldStop the thieving speculators.
James Honke, IverThe current system is a farce, which costs the taxpayer millions and lets private companies skim off the top.
Samantha Wright, LeedsI’m fed up with expensive, overcrowded, unreliable dirty trains. I pay hundreds of pounds a month for a service that I cannot rely upon and is more expensive than driving.
David Berry, WiganRe-nationalise our railways now.
Andy Fiore, WivenhoeWe need to get back public ownership of BR, with company bonuses back to the users.
Hannah Birkett, LondonAs a commuter, I am continually appalled by rising fares and poor quality trains. I object to latent profiteering subsidised with public money for such a poor service.
Kathleen Downes, AylesburyTransport is a fundamental service which should never have been privatised, for travellers to be exploited for huge profits to the few.
Chris Burden, ReadingRail fares in many cases are now simply unaffordable, especially to those on benefit or in low paid work.
David Williams, LeicesterDo it, and get those money-grabbing bastards out.
Chris Williams, BromleyProfit before service has gone on for too long.
Richard Hammond, WakefieldI just tried buying a first class ticket (Wakefield-Folkestone) £452 return. All it’s doing is forcing cars onto the road. It’s a disgrace.
Paul Riches, PaigntonAs well as rail, nationalise the bus and bring back the National Bus Company. Our infrastructure will then improve and we the people will be able to travel for work and leisure.
Chris Calo, Harleston, NorfolkYes, re-nationalise it now.
Elizabeth Steenton, Craven ArmsWe need more trains. Where I live we are lucky if we get one train an hour. As for the train company they are really bad. British Rail is needed.
Ann Stieglitz, WallingfordAs a frequent user of trains, it would make life better if British Rail was returned to us.
Robert Nix, LeominsterThe return of British Rail would give the nation fairness and a national transport network.
David Hornsby, ShipleyRe-nationalise the rail network and put the customer, not profits, first.
Carol Lilley, Hemel HempsteadEnd this abomination and greed.
William Dickson, GrangemouthFirst East Coast trains and now Eurostar. What asset will be next?
Adrian Morris, LondonIt can’t happen soon enough.
Andrew Barnett, LondonThey’re a national embarrassment at the moment.
John Parkes, LeedsUnified, national, well planned, strategic, facilitating leisure and the economy, cheaper, better, social – easy.