Central planning will not revive our Covid-stricken railways
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Mark Littlewood writes for The Times
Andy Mayer comments for The Telegraph
Len Shackleton writes for CapX
Len argues that the railway renationalisation that has taken place in recent years will not revitalise our railways following the damage done by Covid restrictions and that greater private enterprise is needed.
“Most obviously, the scale of financial support currently provided will have to be cut back – which will mean hard decisions about closures, service cuts, the abandonment of planned investments and fanciful schemes for reopening lines. Without significant private sector involvement to reimagine the future of the railway post-Covid, it’s an unhappy prospect.”
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