Most of Great Britain’s major rail operators are back in public hands – is it working?

Great Britain's major rail operators are increasingly returning to public ownership, with the Labour government aiming to enhance reliability, affordability, and accessibility in rail services. The recent nationalisation of Greater Anglia marks the ninth significant passenger service to be brought back under public control, indicating a shift towards improving the rail system for the public. This move is crucial as it reflects a commitment to better transportation options for citizens, potentially leading to enhanced service quality and customer satisfaction.