Becky Sherwood, TotnesYes, nationalisation would be great. The prices are crazy at the moment.
Denis Keenan, OssettIt’s time to acknowledge that some industries should be run for the benefit of people, not profit.
Frederick Johnson, BarryHaving just six energy companies, the market place is madness and allowing them to make huge profits from working-class families should not be allowed.
Penny Lomas, LeedsWhen a company is nationalised, any profits can come back to the people.
Martin Grimshaw, BrightonA 21st Century smart organisation, lean, agile, co-operative and sociocratic – sharp and efficient. Replace customer-hostile with customer-centred.
Pete Heskett, LondonPrivatisation equals prices up, service down, profits to investment bankers.
John Tyrrell, BirminghamAll have the right to have access to essentials for life, which includes an energy supply, regardless of ability to pay.
Karen Johnson, Princes RisboroughTime to get rid of the energy racketeers.
Tom Gwynnette, RotherhamIt should be back under one ownership, like it used to be. British gas is now owned by the French.
Sheila Taylor, SheffieldWhy do people not shift away from the Big Six? If everyone did they’d soon think again about their prices.
Steve Waldenberg, LeedsGood idea. As it would cost, why not set up a publicly owned company, cut the other’s prices and they will soon cease trading?
Robert Charlesworth, CarlisleWe need services which operate for the benefit of the public, and the ability to re-invest money without losing it to shareholders.
David Farmer, YorkshireNo profit should be taken from providing people with essential services.
John Hudghton, BuxtonLet private investment take the risk for HS2 and use the capital to re-create a national energy network.
Anthony Peter, TodmordenUtilities are too important to the public to be run at their expense for private profit.
Hywel Morgan, LondonIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
Lynne Campbell, Co. DurhamThese energy companies are like a mafia, using the consumer as a cash cow. The Government doesn’t want to do anything to stop it because half the MPs are shareholders.
Ray Butler, ManchesterTell Sid he’s a thief.
Tim McDowall, LivingstonBasic utilities that underpin the infrastructure of a nation should never be in the hands of private, often foreign, businesses.
Roger Allen, LondonLet’s pull the plug on the fat cats.
David Johnson, LeicesterGas and electricity is a ‘must commodity’ for everyone and should be re-nationalised asap, provided they are managed by competent experts in the respective fields.
Steve Jarvis, WestburyIt’s time we stopped treating our neighbours as competitors, and for politicians playing the electorate off against each other. Let’s come together for the common good.
Malcolm Duckworth, PrestonIf we are all in this together then why aren’t the profits to shareholders falling?
John Reilly, GlasgowTime for re-nationalisation of the energy industry. Consumers should come first, not a bunch of faceless shareholders who put their own profit first.
Robert Nolan, LiverpoolDe-rail the current gravy train. Too many bosses and not enough productive staff.
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.
Diane Tsavalos, LiverpoolThe fact that the privatised energy companies can threaten the UK with blackouts has made the need for nationalisation more urgent.
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.
Wilfred John Barker, WigtonRe-nationalise and invest profits instead of paying out to shareholders.
Darrin Green, HorshamEnergy is a public resource. Surely it makes sense that its production and distribution is managed for the public good, not massive profit for a tiny minority of people.