John Crawford, BurscoughIt cannot be right that businesses make huge profits from energy.
Andrew Wilkes, CardiffPower to the people.
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.
Anthony Phillips, LeedsPrivatisation of power is a broken concept. Re-nationalisation would literally bring power back to the people.
Antony Silson, KeighleyYou know it makes sense.
Lia Martinucci, Richmond, North YorkshirePrivatization of energy resources and transport is a disgrace.
David Robinson, SheffieldNo compensation for the shareholders who got the shares at a bargain price.
John Wilson, GlasgowNationalisation without compensation. Give us back our utilities now.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
Graham Pascall, MilngavieIt’s past time to roll back the Thatcherite privatisations which did nothing but sow confusion as to what is the supposed best deal. And that’s the least of it.
Julia Clarke, CroydonI’m tired of being overcharged and paying more for ever decreasing benefit. Nationalise now.
Susanna Rance, PlymouthYou know it is fair.
G E, BeckenhamThis and every other essential utility should be returned to public ownership.
Linda Lee, SwindonPrivatisation has become a nightmare from which we would like to wake up.
Jamie Bolam Scott, NottinghamThe time has come for the downfall of the greedy Big Six, who are more than content to leave pensioners to freeze to death in their homes should they dare to eat vs heat.
Paul Burgess, TorquayTime to draw the line in the sand methinks.
Denis Keenan, OssettIt’s time to acknowledge that some industries should be run for the benefit of people, not profit.
Matthew Lowrey, Newcastle-upon-TyneIt is just daylight robbery, but what is there to stop them? No-one wants to say too much with the election so close so we get just the same clap-trap.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?
Greg Hewitt, NottinghamWe need to empower communities. People do have power. If we want to achieve something, we the people can be the agent of change and do it ourselves.
Diane Attersall, North ShieldsI want all utilities re-nationalised.
Tony North, WarringtonEnough is enough of foreign companies owning our utilities and holding people to ransom.
Richard Trotman, PenistoneI challenge the powers that be to demonstrate so much as a single benefit to consumers from Thatcher’s privatisation of the energy utilities. Just one?
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.
Sean Millwood, StevenageWe need to maintain a core of public services which create a sense of shared ownership and shared benefit. Water, energy, health, education cannot be open to profiteers.
Martyn Wilson, FarnboroughI just want a reliable, fair, publicly-owned utility, not a never-ending cycle of chasing different suppliers to get good value.
Ollie Abdullah, EssexThis is a strong possibility if we all stick together.
Fred Torr, TruroPower supplies are too important to leave privateers in control.
Glen Gibb, DunbarCrooks every one of them.
Stella Haynes, Market HarboroughI want to own what belongs to me, and what has been stolen from me.