Patricia Borlenghi, ManningtreePrivatisation instead of state monopoly was meant to lead to competition and lower prices for consumers. This hasn’t happened and rich bosses make even more profit.
Andrew Rogers, GrimsbyWe are the majority, ordinary working people reduced to living hand to mouth. This is the reality.
Brian Smith, Stockton BrookEnergy for public good not private profit.
Philip Todd, StokesleyPower back to the people in a not-for-profit company.
Julian Bell, West MoleseyLet the voices of the people be heard.
Claire Goodes, AshfordI too support the re-nationalisation of energy supply in the UK.
Stephen Michael, HorleyWithout a doubt we need to re-nationalise power companies, as rampant free-market economics is causing misery for the majority.
David Wilson, East KilbrideI have three kids and cannot afford to heat the house for them. It’s ridiculous that these power companies think it’s acceptable to charge the amount they do.
Mary Hodges, Newport, Isle of WightPlease take note of this petition.
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.
Margaret Gain, Stratford-upon-AvonUtilities (power and water etc.) should be owned by the taxpayers who, after all, are subsidising private companies.
Tom Conway, DerbyAs Midnight said: The time has come. A fact’s a fact – It belongs to them. Let’s give it back.
Ian Grant, SunderlandIt is obscene for anyone (including the government with VAT) and especially foreigners to make money from the sale of domestic fuel. Privatisation is essential.
Wendy Welford, ThirskWe need to get back to a uniform fair price with profits going into improvements, not shareholders’ pockets.
Anthony Martin, ExeterPlay fair.
Janet Mobbs, StockportEssential services should be publicly owned and not a business driven by profit.
Anthony Peter, TodmordenUtilities are too important to the public to be run at their expense for private profit.
Margaret Graham, EdinburghEnough of these cartels. They do nothing for our country.
Lynda Rea, WareIt’s time that the people had control of these companies and paid fair prices, instead of being ripped off for huge profits and making poorer people suffer.
Malcolm Grant, PlungarAnother privatisation for the benefit of the City and funders of the Conservative Party.
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.
Nigel Rogers, ChesterSomething must be done. They are all raking in extreme profits from us poorer people.
Bernadette Reid, HarrogateThis cartel of foreign-owned utilities should be more accountable.
John Exon, HarrogateBring back the CEGB. They would have solved the reduction of CO2 problem, got nuclear generation, got safe generation margins etc.
Chris Dooks, AyrThis is a long overdue idea.
Christine De-Pulford, FromeThis country should by now be secure in the provision of clean, renewable, affordable energy. It is the shame of recent governments that we are not.
Diane Tsavalos, LiverpoolThe fact that the privatised energy companies can threaten the UK with blackouts has made the need for nationalisation more urgent.
Colin Keatley, PlymouthPower for the people.
Gamal Salem, DartfordI support this act.
Glyn Xie-Smith, LetchworthPower (back) to the people.