Rita Thirsk, BeverleyEnergy companies should be brought to task.
Lia Martinucci, Richmond, North YorkshirePrivatization of energy resources and transport is a disgrace.
Matthew Saunders, BarnetI really wish you good luck in this campaign, because everything in the UK is being privatised.
Bill Smickersgill, LeedsLet’s get this job done.
Chris Madeley, AbergavennyIt’s time to turn back the tide. Private is not always best. Let’s have more pride in civic institutions.
Ryan Curtis, BristolOur country should be run by the majority vote of the people not the MPs and fat cats. We are the ones who pay their wages.
Sheila Harrison, Newcastle-upon-TyneEverybody needs it, it’s essential and should not be run by firms from outside the UK who are only interested in making money.
John Hoyle, KetteringOur energy supply is fundamental to our society and should be owned by our society.
Mark Atkinson, HastingsSupporting social ideals with collective responsibility.
Jane Taylor, DoncasterSounds good to me.
Lynda Rea, WareIt’s time that the people had control of these companies and paid fair prices, instead of being ripped off for huge profits and making poorer people suffer.
Paul Clarke, GlasgowIt’s time for action. People need heat and light to survive.
John Lee, CuparGreat campaign. How to achieve it needs to be thought through carefully, but there has to be a better way of doing these things than we have at present. More imagination.
Tony Wathen, SuttonRip-off utilities companies need sorting out. People before profit.
Martin Cummins, EdinburghOnly public ownership will deliver a service for the people, not profits for shareholders.
Leigh Chorlton, EdinburghSomething as essential as our energy should not be in private hands.
Ben Gladwish, WalsallOnce again, another classic example of how privatisation doesn’t work. The government will see this country on its knees just so they don’t have to lose face.
Stuart Wooldridge, PontefractIs it a service for the people to keep warm this winter or is it a business to make the profits bigger. If everyone stopped payment for one month they’d fail big time.
Stephen Hurrel, GlasgowWe need to get back to a point where basics such as heat and light are affordable to all. People before profit.
Antony Silson, KeighleyYou know it makes sense.
Kimaya Crolla-Younger, LondonAccess to power is a basic human right and one that needs to be affordable for all.
Sheila Johnson, RushdenI am not against privatisation but am sick of people making so much profit from the public.
Rose Kay, Berwick-on-TweedRe-nationalisation is the only rational path to follow. Our power is going to capitalists abroad.
Chris Ford, LondonI’m fed up with being milked to pay for energy bosses’ bonuses. After being caught price fixing too. It’s about time the profits were re-invested in the system.
Susanna Rance, PlymouthYou know it is fair.
Christian Baker, TodmordenI am awake. For too long now have my eyes been shut to the abuses and corruption that is an endemic rot through the very fabric of society. I say viva la revolution.
Mag McNally, LondonI am tired of the energy companies making profits from the poorest in society.
Stephen Michael, HorleyWithout a doubt we need to re-nationalise power companies, as rampant free-market economics is causing misery for the majority.
Pete Heskett, LondonPrivatisation equals prices up, service down, profits to investment bankers.
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.