Bob Woodhead, LeedsBasic living, water and power, should not be owned by private companies for profit.
Juliet Chard, LondonToo many million-pound salaries for energy company CEOs while the elderly and others choose between heating and lighting and eating.
Julian Bell, West MoleseyLet the voices of the people be heard.
Joseph PayneThis needs to happen.
Graham Coulson, CambridgeExcellent cause. Well done. When the government washes its hands of its responsibility to the people, the people must take action to protect themselves.
Gerald Halligan, EdinburghThe recent price increases by the major energy companies prey on the most vulnerable members of society solely to boost already record high profits.
Mark Finch, BromleyIt should never have been privatised.
Dorcas Munday, WellingboroughPeople who have a physical disability or learning disability and the elderly are most at risk with all the high charges.
Rog Harrison, GlasgowRight on.
Alan Bettridge, LondonDon’t they think we pay enough? The government gave the nurses 1% and then the power companies put their prices up by 10%.
Ian Kane, PortsmouthWater and power services should be run by national authorities. Extra money needed for investment could be borrowed at fixed rates. This petition really needs to go big.
Daniel Rolles, DartfordWhy don’t they learn?
Cristian Gurran, RotherhamFree market capitalism is not the best way for everything and is certainly not the optimal philosophy for providing essential services to a country’s population.
Brian Cann, YeovilIt should never have happened in the first place. It just cost us all a lot of money. And for what?
Ray Colley, SheffieldPut energy suppliers back into public ownership.
Richard Bunting, DoverThis issue is far too important to be left to multinationals who put profit before people and don’t care about driving customers into poverty and despair.
Dean Forsyth, SouthendIt’s about time the many stopped suffering, to line the pockets of the elite few.
Neville Akroyd, LauncestonAll infrastructure should be in public control – power and water, transport and telecommunications.
L Simpson, StaffordI agree with the sentiments on the power Bill of Rights. Power to cook and keep warm is a human right, not a means to destroy the environment and make massive profits.
Bryan White, DerbyI couldn’t agree more with this agenda. Power to the voiceless.
Jenny Rust, BathSustainable, affordable and communal energy.
Gavin Sibthorpe, LondonThe bullies at the Big Six must be stood up to.
Andrew Rogers, GrimsbyWe are the majority, ordinary working people reduced to living hand to mouth. This is the reality.
Ray Butler, ManchesterTell Sid he’s a thief.
Anthony Hook, ChesterfieldGas and electricity were once in public ownership and ran without problems of profit making. They should be returned to public ownership.
Stephen Chambers, StroodIt’s about time these big companies are called to account for pricing people out of their basic day-to-day needs.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
Gill Page, RichmondIt is impossible to have a fair utility supply in the private sector – let’s take it back.
John Dunkley, SheffieldPrivatisation of public industries is a proven failure.
Colin Keatley, PlymouthPower for the people.