Martin Catchpole, IpswichPower to and for the people. Let’s move society forward.
Richard Bunting, DoverThis issue is far too important to be left to multinationals who put profit before people and don’t care about driving customers into poverty and despair.
Anita Hambly, NorthamptonshireWhen people are having to decide between heating and eating what does that say about modern day Britain? The more shareholders get the more they want. Greedy people.
Steven Hearne, DoncasterRegulator as much good as a chocolate teapot.
Michael Oram, DorchesterI’m fed up with the fat cat chairman making a mint while my bills still go up and up.
Frank Lane, DoncasterThe only concern I have is that the government can’t even run the country. How are they going to cope with anything else?
Susan Rogers, Whalley RangeWe need cheaper fuel.
John Wilson, GlasgowNationalisation without compensation. Give us back our utilities now.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?
Garry Clarkson, LeedsI was forced to debilitating depression and suicide by N-power’s false billing. My MP wrote to Voker Beckers and we have no reply a year on.
Dennis Archer, ArnoldStop the Great British rip-off. Bring back utilities and transport into our ownership.
Mark Marriott, NottinghamWe need a power company that the country owns not companies run by profiteers.
Ollie Abdullah, EssexThis is a strong possibility if we all stick together.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
Robert Rudge, Glaston, RutlandRe-nationalise the energy and power industries and make government answerable to the people.
Casey Tremain, PortsmouthEnergy should not be privately owned as profits go to shareholders first. Also those on the lowest incomes and on pre-pay meters pay the most for their fuel.
Margaret Graham, EdinburghEnough of these cartels. They do nothing for our country.
Gary Brooke, ManchesterUtility companies are cash cows for foreign equity funds. Frankly, it’s mad.
Philip Cole, BarnsleyWe were conned by the Conservatives. Profiteering at public expense by these cartels is evident. We must have not-for-profit railways and all utilities.
Richard Robinson, ScarboroughEnergy for the public, not for profit! Besides, if it makes a profit, surely this would be better invested in the country than in shareholders pockets.
Stella Davies, WrexhamEverything has been said. I, like many others, am tired of corporate business profits being placed before the genuine need of the British people.
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.
Stuart Wooldridge, PontefractIs it a service for the people to keep warm this winter or is it a business to make the profits bigger. If everyone stopped payment for one month they’d fail big time.
Philip Cumberland, PeterboroughIt is about time the ownership of the electricity and gas industries was passed to the people of the country.
Agw Pritchard, HolmfirthTaking out the running costs of so many companies could reduce prices instantly.
Hannah Smith, LoughboroughPrivatisation has just become a way for fat cats to monopolise and form cartel-like structures of our energy, trains etc. Re-nationalise.
Yvonne Mustapha, High WycombeI am so fed up with how the corporates and bankers pull the strings of the government. There are simple and cheap pollution-free solutions to the energy problems.
Simon Williams, SuttonRe-nationalise it all. It should all be owned by and run for all the people – not thieves and shareholders.
Sue Rowies, St IvesLet’s take utilities back. They’re not for making a few people wealthy.