Sentence examples for bring railways from inspiring English sources

The study also found that leftwing policies – such as the energy price freeze, and greater potential to bring railways back into public ownership – were some of the most popular put forward by Miliband, but that there was a lack of a coherent overall narrative.

In the 1850s, when British engineers and financiers first brought railways to the country, its vast, unexploited interior was suddenly connected to its main ports, making possible a big expansion of coffee planting.

Mr Doe said he thought it brought "railways into disrepute if you pay £100 for a fare only to find afterwards you could have paid £60 had you split the journey".

At an event at Stirling railway station, the Scottish Greens vowed to bring the railways back in to public ownership once current contracts expire.

Costs have doubled to nearly £6 billion a year while fares are rising faster than inflation.The Strategic Rail Authority, which manages the railways for the government, is so unimpressed by Network Rail's performance that discussions have begun whether to bring the railways directly under its control full-scale renationalisation, in other words.

Greens Would bring the railways back into full public ownership, reversing the privatisation of 1993.

Something like 75% of people think we should bring the railways back in to public ownership.

Why do they lack the courage to bring the railways back into public ownership?

The only party suggesting anything radically different are the Greens, who want to "bring the railways back into public ownership".

Amid the rows between other candidates, Corbyn will today unveil his plans to bring the railways back into public ownership.

A no ifs, no buts pledge to bring our railways back into public ownership is a clear vote winner".