Marti French, Newton AbbotCharges are grossly disproportionate to costs. Stop these companies from becoming so powerful that it would become impossible to challenge them.
Gill Page, RichmondIt is impossible to have a fair utility supply in the private sector – let’s take it back.
Jennie Cummings-Knight, CromerPrivatisation drives up prices and drives down quality.
Ruth Scriven, MarlboroughIt’s time to return to sanity. No utility should be for private profit.
Paul Burgess, TorquayTime to draw the line in the sand methinks.
Arthur Griffiths, SkelmersdaleI’m sick of being robbed.
Barbara Cowle, WirralWe have sold off too many of our utilities that should be owned by the taxpayers. Water, Gas, Electricity are all owned by foreigners.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
David Cunliffe, St HelensCertain commodities should be owned by the people, for the people. Energy, public transport, water.
Agw Pritchard, HolmfirthTaking out the running costs of so many companies could reduce prices instantly.
Joseph Yhap, LondonWell done to our various governments of the last 30 years for screwing us all over and leaving themselves looked after. For shame, give us all a chance to live.
Stephen Chambers, StroodIt’s about time these big companies are called to account for pricing people out of their basic day-to-day needs.
Janet Brooke, NottinghamAt the very least do away with a daily standing charge.
Garry Clarkson, LeedsI was forced to debilitating depression and suicide by N-power’s false billing. My MP wrote to Voker Beckers and we have no reply a year on.
Margaret Blackman, St AlbansPrices increase every year and service standards drop. We need to reverse this trend for a fairer Britain.
Graham Towler, NorthamptonAll essential services should be community assets, managed to benefit the people and not financially punish them.
Mary Hodges, Newport, Isle of WightPlease take note of this petition.
Alexander Scott, ArdrossanEnergy supply and distribution requires long term and nationwide co-ordination. Privatisation gives no reason to look to the future when a quick buck can be made now.
Stephen Swanton, LeedsEnergy profits should be invested in energy re-vitalisation, not to line the pockets of company bosses and shareholders.
Peter Treadwell, Melton MowbrayPeople not profits.
Stephen Ward, DarlingtonI’m in.
Sandra Humphries, SouthseaPrivatisation wouldn’t have been so bad if the prices hadn’t been driven up so far so fast and the services degraded. Shareholders and businessmen are all greedy.
Darrin Armstrong, StevenageRe–nationalise now.
Michael Lawson, Borehamwoodobviously privatisation has been a disaster. All the evidence is there. Thatcher was wrong. We need a proper left wing spokesman to highlight this.
Sylvia Coles, NottinghamAll essential services should be nationalised. That’s rail, water, energy, post office, and schools under local authority control.
Daniel Holt, BournemouthProfits before people must stop.
David Weston, BodminPower production should be for us all and not for private profit.
Polly Moyer, BristolI have photo-voltaics and have done a lot to make my home energy efficient. It would be good if the government allowed us to do the same with national energy provision.
David Winter, HornchurchEnergy is an essential part of life. We shouldn’t be held to ransom by those who are only out for profit. Nationalise and reinvest the profits and/or reduce bills.
Jack Grout, HuddersfieldElectricity and gas are now a vital part of our everyday lives. It is morally wrong to profit from something the people are so dependant on.