Alison Oxley, Pickering + ShareWe are being ripped off, have been for ages and we need to put it right once and for all.
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John Bramhall, NewburyThe companies were sold off cheaply and no investment has been made by them since privatisation. They now want to make the consumers pay for under-investment.
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Mark Wilcox, HolmfirthOur utilities should be in public ownership. They can be run well on a not-for-profit basis. We are being exploited by ideologically driven policies.
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David Cunliffe, St HelensCertain commodities should be owned by the people, for the people. Energy, public transport, water.
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Pippa Richardson, SwanseaThe more of us unite and speak out the better.
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Michael Tanner, Port TalbotWhen I was a teenager I watched Thatcher’s privatisation of UK assets and knew it was bad for citizens and then labour betrayed us. Time to return to rightful owners.
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Power to the people: let us run the utilities
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The collapse of UK energy companies in the face of soaring wholesale gas prices isn’t just a headache for the consumer, the regulator and the government; it alsComment on Facebook
Utilities should have never been privatised to begin with.
Pay wall on the Times story!
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Pressing ahead with a green new deal that reverses decades of privatisation is the key to better utilities, says Cat Hobbs, the founder of We Own ItComment on Facebook
National bank and Super Market too.
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The shadow cabinet are all millionaires who need to suck up to the msm to get elected. The msm is the mouthpiece of big business, starmer is too much of a pussy to stand up and do whats best for the country and the people
All crises are manufactured by government in collusion with the media and corporations. Switch off the news.
Or “common ownership” if you’re Keir Starmer. 🙄
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Its never made sense. You get charged more for paying them up-front, vs everyone else who pays less for owing them money? Surely if you're going to charge people different based on pre-payment vs bills, it should be the other way around to reward people who you are making interest off?
Makes me so angry. While we are not on a meter, we cannot have a direct debit since I pay this particular bill(my husband pays others) and I'm self-employed so I never know how much I will have at the end of the month in my account (sometimes my husband pays this one as well). Because of this, we pay over the odds too for our utilities. It's not fair.