Karen Johnson, Princes RisboroughTime to get rid of the energy racketeers.
Richard Walthew, DunsThe power companies’ directors and shareholders are just vultures feasting on the misery of people with no choice.
Paul Baker, WinsfordIt is about time it was re-nationalised.
Bernard Harrison, LondonYou can see the Big Six are cheating. There never was such an obvious cartel.
Rebecca Lush Blum, SouthamptonNothing good ever came from privatisation.
Ruth Scriven, MarlboroughIt’s time to return to sanity. No utility should be for private profit.
Adrian Potts, LeicesterProfiteering on this scale should be illegal. It’s the unacceptable face of capitalism and must be stopped.
Jason Fawley, DoncasterAll public services and necessities of life should belong to the people not profit-hungry corporations intent on putting profit before people.
Alison Oxley, PickeringWe are being ripped off, have been for ages and we need to put it right once and for all.
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.
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.
Peter Burns, HolyheadPower to the people to eradicate poverty caused by big power companies and big businesses making huge profits of millions of pounds by selling energy at high prices.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?
Tom Gwynnette, RotherhamIt should be back under one ownership, like it used to be. British gas is now owned by the French.
Elvis Dutton, BathAbout damn time. Let’s hope many more signatures follow.
Richard Lock, DorkingIt’s about time something like this came up. I agree wholeheartedly and wish every success to the campaign, which I will follow and support.
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.
Kimaya Crolla-Younger, LondonAccess to power is a basic human right and one that needs to be affordable for all.
Dennis Exley, BarnsleyBig business has had too much power for too long. Its time to return it back to the people.
Chris Speedy, LeedsIt’s just common sense to run basic essentials in the public sphere and for the public good.
Jez Curnow, EdinburghPeople would be happier paying tax if the essential services were to be or stay nationalised.
Matthew Allen, PortsmouthAbove inflation price rises year on year is simply not sustainable. This is sheer profiteering. The companies can see that their days are numbered.
Howard Badder, IlkestonStop the rip-off.
Michael Henson, PickeringMarket forces have left this country with the prospect of being unable to meet our energy requirements in the next few years.
Graham Huntington, YorkAll in it together, again.
Vivienne Gunning, SwanseaI’ve worked all my life, contributing to our state systems, to find that now, aged 73 and living alone, I sit wrapped in a blanket, trying to keep warm. What life is this?
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.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
Brian Hoey, Houghton-le-SpringLight and heat are basic human needs and profits should not be made from their provision.
John Evans, BillericayUtilities are basic necessities and should be run for the benefit of the public, not shareholders.