Valerie Bartleet, WolverhamptonNot everyone has the ability to access information on cheaper deals. The result is, as in so many other areas, that those least able to afford it end up paying most.
Simon Larn, RedhillToday’s report on the great energy rip-off sums it up really; Switch continually or get overcharged. We are not the idiots they take us for.
John Robinson, LincolnMore power to your elbow. Something needs to be done to stop this profiteering on something that people rely on.
Lennard James-Tall, LlanelliMore money for the rich and the poor suffer.
Jeffrey Loffill, KnaresboroughPrice rises due to increased commodity costs are rapidly passed on in full by the Big Six to consumers. Cost reductions are not. They are exploiting the consumer.
Jez Curnow, EdinburghPeople would be happier paying tax if the essential services were to be or stay nationalised.
Pete & Nikki Perry, StevenagePower for the people and to the people – people power. as John Lennon put it – Love and Peace.
Claire Scott, BidefordFuel should be at cost and not be for profit.
Roger Wells, StourbridgeThe water companies should also be taken back into public ownership. Water is a vital resource for everyone. The notion that it can be owned by anyone is obscene.
Katie-Ellen Hazeldine, LancasterEnergy is infrastructure, and this is the bedrock of national security.
Michael Henson, PickeringMarket forces have left this country with the prospect of being unable to meet our energy requirements in the next few years.
Philip Cole, BarnsleyWe were conned by the Conservatives. Profiteering at public expense by these cartels is evident. We must have not-for-profit railways and all utilities.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
Lorna PearsonWhy has it taken so long to get started? The Tories are always fast enough pushing their privatisation schemes through parliament without asking for anyone’s opinions.
Lesley Burt, ChristchurchOne of the best things for UK people and UK finance would be the re-nationalisation of power and railways.
John Price, OakhamMaggie Sold off the taxpayers’ property without their permission, leading to the chaos and profiteering, substandard maintenance and horrendous price Increases.
Joan Harrison, St AlbansLet’s get rid of the shareholders.
Peter Canham, HitchinLet us return to a fair sharing of wealth and freedom.
Janet Brooke, NottinghamAt the very least do away with a daily standing charge.
Bob Green, SheffieldI’m sat in a cold freezing room writing this with my feet in the cat box, just to keep some warmth and circulation going.
Stephen Swanton, LeedsEnergy profits should be invested in energy re-vitalisation, not to line the pockets of company bosses and shareholders.
Margaret Graham, EdinburghEnough of these cartels. They do nothing for our country.
Leigh Chorlton, EdinburghSomething as essential as our energy should not be in private hands.
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.
Susan Elvidge, BristolNot a moment before time. I have just moved gas supply to join electricity at Good Energy, 100% renewable provider. Not another penny to British Gas for me.
Eileen Dale, YorkThe energy industry is a public service and should be run as such, not for profit.
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.
Paul Clarke, GlasgowIt’s time for action. People need heat and light to survive.
John Evans, BillericayUtilities are basic necessities and should be run for the benefit of the public, not shareholders.
Patricia Duncan, CarlisleSocialism was defeated from 1979 onwards. I was born in 1936 and it is time to restore it because of present day poverty and inequality.