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No other EU nations' citizens would put up with this situation in their countries so why do we? I also understand that environmental groups such as Friends of The Earth are often on at our government about our unappealing public transport systems.
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Not for the first time I think this country's scandalously high fares makes the 1963 Great Train Robbers look like saints in comparison!
A couple of years ago the world economic group OECD stated in its annual report that our dear public transport costs were holding the country back.
A properly run, inexpensive, clean and efficient system pays for itself. But those who run the UK cannot seem to see that. They have more vision abroad.
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"could I be more patronising"
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10 years ago it cost me 5.50 Single to travel the 38 miles to Milton Keynes, now it costs £18 Single, I could never afford it now!
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It costs me £5.50 for a 13 mile bus ride where I live. I was in Spain recently and got a similar lenght journey for 1 euro. Again, in Europe I find train tickets half the price they are here, and there is always a seat, because in buying the train ticket, you book the seat automatically. There was no standing passengers. When the train seats are full, the train is full. Rip-Off Britain !
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Please, Please..put Hawick back on the UK Rail network!!! Promise we will vote for you.
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What if you don't need a return?
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Well he was an idiot for buying a single! It's only £6.00 for a return which he failed to mention.
The first lady was a good Liberal Democrat actor!
A poor video
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So where dose Tony Blair's Version of New Labour come in?
Cant see any fairness in that video apart from protecting the poor.
Very good video.
Vote Lib Dem :D
theburlyman 4 years ago 6
The rocketing costs don't seem to add up to a better service at all. Most of my trains are delayed or cancelled. How does anyone paying extra make any positive difference to their journeys?
destinyson23 4 years ago 3