Bryan White, DerbyI couldn’t agree more with this agenda. Power to the voiceless.
Brian Bailey, ManchesterWhy do we need to be held to ransom by the power companies? Price increases mean more shareholder dividends. Return them to public ownership.
Mark Garner, LeicesterEssential services must be state-owned. Power for the people, by the people.
Richard Trotman, PenistoneI challenge the powers that be to demonstrate so much as a single benefit to consumers from Thatcher’s privatisation of the energy utilities. Just one?
Terence Dare, MansfieldI am fed up with being ripped off by these companies.
Bryan Burrow, KendalNo need to feed the greed. Plant the seed.
Thomas Dunn, YorkWe need services run for citizens, not private profiteers.
Philip Joyce, DundeeI’m 100% behind you on this. It’s time to favour people rather than profits. We need to re-nationalise all utilities and public transport.
Paul Baker, WinsfordIt is about time it was re-nationalised.
Alan Newstead, EastleighBring back the CEGB and area boards and not the private companies, mainly from abroad, fleecing the British taxpayers.
Sarah Patton, HaslemereNo argument. Power is an essential, not a profit-making commodity.
Stella Haynes, Market HarboroughI want to own what belongs to me, and what has been stolen from me.
Marie Priest, BrightonEnergy sales need to be under state ownership again. It’s time to stop the daylight robbery we are subjected to by the Big Six energy companies. Enough is enough.
Ken Keable, Stoke-sub-HamdonI campaigned against electricity privatisation when I worked in the industry and served on the NEC of the Electrical Power Engineers’ Association. I am vindicated.
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.
Martin Catchpole, IpswichPower to and for the people. Let’s move society forward.
Jean Coates, HarrogateThere are too many companies offering lots of deals. The consumer can’t work out what is best for them. Often changing suppliers makes it worse. We need clarification.
Sara Hall, LondonLife is too short.
Tom Willis, PortsmouthRe-nationalise the energy industry. Energy is a public good and therefore should be available to all, not just those who can afford it.
John Tilley, Kingston upon ThamesPublic ownership can be local and democratic. It does not have to be 1940s style state bureaucracy.
Fred Torr, TruroPower supplies are too important to leave privateers in control.
Paul Pearson, ShrewsburyWhen the Tory government privatised utilities, they did not plan it out. It is a failed experiment which has only succeeded in making the man in the street suffer.
Colin Anderson, DunstableThe energy companies are ripping us off in order to make fat profits. This is wrong.
Anthony Hook, ChesterfieldGas and electricity were once in public ownership and ran without problems of profit making. They should be returned to public ownership.
Howard Badder, IlkestonStop the rip-off.
Sheila Johnson, RushdenI am not against privatisation but am sick of people making so much profit from the public.
Tim Armstrong-Taylor, KimptonReturning power ownership and production to the British people is the only way to guarantee cost and infrastructure control. Give power back to the people.
Lorna Bramley, PenicuikIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
Lenard Hughes, HitchinThe family silver has been sold. Now most of us have to suffer the consequences, apparently. Still, the front bench millionaires are happy, along with their city friends.
Greg Hewitt, NottinghamWe need to empower communities. People do have power. If we want to achieve something, we the people can be the agent of change and do it ourselves.