Abigail Wheeler, CheltenhamI agree fully with your comments.
Malcolm Palfrey, UckfieldPeople dying due to profiteering and government indifference is nothing short of corporate manslaughter.
Gamal Salem, DartfordI support this act.
Steve Brooks, FinedonHonesty and integrity. Be the first with these values.
Helen Eynon, PenzancePeople should come before profit, and investment in renewable energy is urgently needed for the sake of future generations.
Kay Green, HastingsIt was, will be and is the property of those who are the property of this land. Let’s manage it so users, planet and the power industry workers get what they need.
Diane Hibbert, RainworthI hate being held to ransom.
John Truelove, Weston-super-MareAll utilities and public transport should be in state ownership.
Nigel Penn, BuxtonEnough is enough with no pay rises and the energy companies just milking us. It’s time that fuel came back into public ownership.
Margaret Gain, Stratford-upon-AvonUtilities (power and water etc.) should be owned by the taxpayers who, after all, are subsidising private companies.
Chris Madeley, AbergavennyIt’s time to turn back the tide. Private is not always best. Let’s have more pride in civic institutions.
Mabel Smith, SwindonWe can but hope.
Lesley Downes, ExmouthThere needs to be a common policy, approach and pay structure which realistically focuses on the end consumer.
Paul Britton, StevenageThe essential infrastructure of a country shouldn’t be in the hands of money-making private enterprises. They should be run for the good of the people of the country.
Alan Ralph, WatfordThe energy rip-off needs to end now.
John James, LincolnThis is something that should be looked at, but it won’t be easy, as money and shareholders and government are involved.
Karen Nadin, NewarkVote these Tory swine out of office as soon as possible.
Tom Organ, BristolEveryone who remembers the privatisation of utilities foresaw this happening. Re-nationalise now without compensation.
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.
Margaret Blackman, St AlbansPrices increase every year and service standards drop. We need to reverse this trend for a fairer Britain.
Jean Holmes, WorksopUtilities should always be in the hands of the people that use them. For these companies it is like writing a blank cheque.
Philip Todd, StokesleyPower back to the people in a not-for-profit company.
Julia Hector, StirlingNo-one should be profiting out of the essentials of life; any surplus should be going back into the public purse.
Andii Bowsher, SunderlandI can’t see how paying dividends can do anything other than take money away from customer service or lower prices.
Jim Roche, LeedsEnergy, rail and health are strategic resources that should be government controlled. We’ve already got health, so there are two to go.
Clive Rutter, BristolPrivate profit should never have been put before public service.
Steven Hearne, DoncasterRegulator as much good as a chocolate teapot.
Paul Ellerington, BedfordI am fully in favour of re-nationalising the power industry and the railways.
Mike Seaman, UxbridgeUtilities need to return to public ownership. We’re being ripped off.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?