Sylvia Coles, NottinghamAll essential services should be nationalised. That’s rail, water, energy, post office, and schools under local authority control.
Joan Harrison, St AlbansLet’s get rid of the shareholders.
Mike Higgins, MinsterleySomething as essential as power generation should not be in the hands of people whose only interest is in short term shareholder gain.
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.
Anthony Phillips, LeedsPrivatisation of power is a broken concept. Re-nationalisation would literally bring power back to the people.
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.
David Blandford, NomanslandIt’s about time the British people were helped by this government.
Karl Snowdon, GatesheadProfit from privatisation is given to shareholders whereas profits from nationalisation is re-invested to improve the system. Government has ultimate control, not fat cats.
G E, BeckenhamThis and every other essential utility should be returned to public ownership.
Diane Hibbert, RainworthI hate being held to ransom.
Angela Dillon, GlenrothesPeople before profit.
John Hoyle, KetteringOur energy supply is fundamental to our society and should be owned by our society.
Rebecca Lush Blum, SouthamptonNothing good ever came from privatisation.
Jennifer Gray, BristolRe-nationalise all energy.
Sue Rees, WhitstableEnergy prices are way too high. We are in debt already and next year will be worse. They are bleeding us dry.
Mary Hodges, Newport, Isle of WightPlease take note of this petition.
John Tilley, Kingston upon ThamesPublic ownership can be local and democratic. It does not have to be 1940s style state bureaucracy.
Arthur Pallett, Stoke-on-TrentAll utilities should be owned by the public.
Mike P Hodgson, PenrithDear British Gas, stop ripping me off.
Susan Shaw, BarnsleyWhatever excuses they come up with, its a cartel and that’s illegal.
Susan Henderson, St AlbansPrivatisation has proved not to be in the interests of the nation. Competition has not resulted in companies vying to please customers, but in a self-interested cartel.
John Hann, Newcastle-upon-TyneI’d rather subsidise my fellow citizens than a bunch of fat cats.
Brian Smith, Stockton BrookWe need affordable, sustainable, clean energy, for the common good, not private profit.
Mike Attewell, DurhamWhere is the competition? Even Cameron called it a cartel.
Kevin BrownEnergy should never have been privatised. We want it back.
Elaine Stonelake, AltrinchamPower we need and it’s only by sticking together that maybe something can be done. This is not what I and millions like me paid into. Please continue with your message.
Jimmy Murray, LondonPeople should not have to choose heating over eating.
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.
Robert Rudge, Glaston, RutlandRe-nationalise the energy and power industries and make government answerable to the people.
Marylyn Edwards, HastingsUtilities should not be for profit but for the people.