Robert Nolan, LiverpoolDe-rail the current gravy train. Too many bosses and not enough productive staff.
Jonathan Evans, NorwichThe privatisation of utilities and other national assets has been 30 years of failure and corruption. It should be stopped.
Sue Stacey, StockportBring back nationalised power for the people of Britain and stop these greedy giants lining their pockets.
Ken Horn, SwadlincotePrivatisation has been bad for everybody apart from the very rich. The country has gone to the dogs since things were privatised.
Julian Bell, West MoleseyLet the voices of the people be heard.
Brian Potter, BirminghamAnother area for re-nationalisation without compensation.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
David Callahan, LondonThey should never have been sold off in the first place.
Susan Rogers, Whalley RangeWe need cheaper fuel.
Simon Archer, YorkThe current political concern about energy provision consistently ignores the obvious – that the problems are the consequence of privatisation.
Ray Butler, ManchesterTell Sid he’s a thief.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
George Hill, CorbyThe time is right to take back the industries into public hands for benefit of the public.
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.
Steve Gordon, BedfordGive the money back that you have overcharged consumers.
Laura Long, LeedsOur energy needs to be renewable and prices need to be fairer for all.
Susan Warren, St Leonards-on-SeaGive the power back to the people.
Linda Urquhart, LoughboroughIt’s time for a return to non-profit utilities, providing public services in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
Professor Okullu-Ayor Vincent, Kampala, UgandaOur broad intervention strategies are: 1. Poverty eradication. 2. Food security and nutrition. 3. Health and population dynamics. 4. Education. 5. Gender Equality.
Jim Peters, DenhamWhy do we need the money-grabbing middle men? Give us back our energy industry and plough the profits back into the infrastructure, not into the pockets of shareholders.
Anthony Martin, ExeterPlay fair.
Terence Dare, MansfieldI am fed up with being ripped off by these companies.
John Lynch, Pudsey.I’m sick to death of stupid and corrupt politicians making rubbish decisions. We must have independence.
Janet Brooke, NottinghamAt the very least do away with a daily standing charge.
David Britten, FarnhamRe-nationalisation is the only answer.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
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.
Gamal Salem, DartfordI support this act.
Hywel Morgan, LondonIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
Lynne Richardson, HucknallPrivatisation has not worked.