Robert Webster, CambridgeNeeds to be joined together to give a combined, united service.
Margaret Gain, Stratford-upon-AvonUtilities (power and water etc.) should be owned by the taxpayers who, after all, are subsidising private companies.
Sheila Taylor, SheffieldWhy do people not shift away from the Big Six? If everyone did they’d soon think again about their prices.
Peter Treadwell, Melton MowbrayPeople not profits.
Stuart Holden, NottinghamPower to the little men and women.
Neil Cameron, SheffieldProfiteering based on the sale of a commodity which is essential to life and basic human comfort is outrageous. Nationalisation would end this.
William Morton, Newcastle-upon-TyneAll utilities should be in the hands of the public.
Michael Henson, PickeringMarket forces have left this country with the prospect of being unable to meet our energy requirements in the next few years.
Frank Lane, DoncasterThe only concern I have is that the government can’t even run the country. How are they going to cope with anything else?
Chris Speedy, LeedsIt’s just common sense to run basic essentials in the public sphere and for the public good.
Julia Callow, BournemouthRe-nationalise and rationalise the energy sector. As long as companies can make a profit exploiting natural resources they will continue to do so.
Rita Thirsk, BeverleyEnergy companies should be brought to task.
Jon Crinks, LiskeardBefore the sell-off there were 60million shareholders, each with one equal share and equal rights. Now the many pay the few, with no say, rights or choice. Our time has come.
Alexander Atkin, SheffieldPrivatisation has seen us ripped off left and right, not least by the energy companies. This needs to be rectified.
David Weston, BodminPower production should be for us all and not for private profit.
Joyce McCarthy, BradfordAll the main utilities should be under public ownership. Rich individuals should not be able to profit from them.
Chris Yates, NorthwichThis needs to happen. The greedy capitalists have taken the rug from under us and left fellow members of our nation with the difficult choice of heating or eating.
Susan Pearce, OldhamPublic utilities for the public. Not massive profits for foreign companies while we freeze.
Maggie Jenkins, FarehamWater and energy should be non-profit-making.
Chris Madeley, AbergavennyIt’s time to turn back the tide. Private is not always best. Let’s have more pride in civic institutions.
Paul Geraghty, WarringtonReturn to public ownership for the people’s benefit.
Mark Laidler, DoncasterBig Six energy companies are a definite cartel. Let’s have a proper investigation into them. Ever since the utility companies were put in private hands prices have risen.
Len Smith, ShirebrookIt is time to bring them back into state hands for the good of the many not a few shareholders
Melanie Pownall-Harris, RadlettWe need to re-think how our power is produced, by developing local power production rather than the out-dated transportation of power across the country by pylons.
Ryan Mercer, LondonEnd this farce. Too long the Big Six have worked together to increase prices.
Niall Clifford, YeovilGiving the private sector monopolies is the most stupid thing, amongst many, the Tories ever did.
Gordon Stringer, Potters BarGovernment approved robbery of the population for the benefit of the few.
Joyce Watchorn, Chester-le-StreetPut this resource back in the hands of the British taxpayer instead of foreign shareholders who do not care about people.
Kathleen Purves, South ShieldsI have worked all my life and receive no benefits. At 64, I am sitting at home wearing three sweaters as I type this. Fuel supplies should never have been privatised.
Helen Eynon, PenzancePeople should come before profit, and investment in renewable energy is urgently needed for the sake of future generations.