John Lee, CuparGreat campaign. How to achieve it needs to be thought through carefully, but there has to be a better way of doing these things than we have at present. More imagination.
John Lee, TauntonFor profit’ is always likely to place profit before social considerations.
Lorna Bramley, PenicuikIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
John Freestone, HarrogateCapitalism or a planet – it’s one or the other.
Alan Newstead, EastleighBring back the CEGB and area boards and not the private companies, mainly from abroad, fleecing the British taxpayers.
Susan Shaw, BarnsleyWhatever excuses they come up with, its a cartel and that’s illegal.
Mike P Hodgson, PenrithDear British Gas, stop ripping me off.
Karen Johnson, Princes RisboroughTime to get rid of the energy racketeers.
Lennard James-Tall, LlanelliMore money for the rich and the poor suffer.
Matt Haskins, LondonAll makes sense to me. Do it now.
Ted Ryder, MansfieldI totally agree with your aims.
Susanna Rance, PlymouthYou know it is fair.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
Steve Gordon, BedfordGive the money back that you have overcharged consumers.
Tessa Bennett, Berwick-upon-TweedTake back the assets that formerly belonged to the British people. They were fraudulently sold by Mrs Thatcher to the benefit of her friends in the Conservative party.
Lesley Burt, ChristchurchOne of the best things for UK people and UK finance would be the re-nationalisation of power and railways.
Sarah Patton, HaslemereNo argument. Power is an essential, not a profit-making commodity.
Tom Gwynnette, RotherhamIt should be back under one ownership, like it used to be. British gas is now owned by the French.
John Wilson, GlasgowNationalisation without compensation. Give us back our utilities now.
Bernadette Reid, HarrogateThis cartel of foreign-owned utilities should be more accountable.
George Davies, DarwenEveryone needs energy and at a cost that protects and enhances life, rather than simply unearned dividend payments which are used to make rich people even richer.
Robert Nolan, LiverpoolDe-rail the current gravy train. Too many bosses and not enough productive staff.
Peter Wooldridge, PontefractI used to work in the power generation industry when it was privatised by the Tory government and we said then it would not work. How right we were.
Peter Moss, BirminghamWe don’t want more choice. We just want better service, of benefit to both individuals and companies, serving the economy as a whole, not just shareholders.
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.
Graham Coulson, CambridgeExcellent cause. Well done. When the government washes its hands of its responsibility to the people, the people must take action to protect themselves.
Ann Partington, GatesheadHow can the Government have an ‘energy policy’ when the country is being held to ransom by privately-run, often not British, energy firms?
Paul Mclean, LeedsEnergy supplies and infrastructure are produced by the people. They should be owned by the people.
Abigail Wheeler, CheltenhamI agree fully with your comments.
Jamie Bolam Scott, NottinghamThe time has come for the downfall of the greedy Big Six, who are more than content to leave pensioners to freeze to death in their homes should they dare to eat vs heat.