Geoffrey Allen, CramlingtonThe voice and will of the silent majority needs to be heard.
Maggie Lewis, Waltham on the WoldsI prefer the country’s energy supply in the hands of politicians and not capitalists, but the margin is very slight.
John Bramhall, NewburyThe companies were sold off cheaply and no investment has been made by them since privatisation. They now want to make the consumers pay for under-investment.
Ruth Scriven, MarlboroughIt’s time to return to sanity. No utility should be for private profit.
Marjorie Arnold, WiganEnergy should not be in the hands of foreign companies. We the people should own it. France and Germany would never privatise strategic industries.
Janet Mobbs, StockportEssential services should be publicly owned and not a business driven by profit.
Mike McCleary, HighbridgeWe have been ripped off far too long by corrupt government after corrupt government. It’s time the public voice was heard.
Simon Roberts, LondonThis is very important – do not ignore the voices of your people.
Dave James, TavistockI believe in a free market economy. But remove the exceptions to the rule that are the utilities and mass transport systems.
John Dunkley, SheffieldPrivatisation of public industries is a proven failure.
Nigel Rogers, ChesterSomething must be done. They are all raking in extreme profits from us poorer people.
Andy Walker, BrightonI’m fed up with profits going to companies. They should go back into our hands.
Bryan Burrow, KendalNo need to feed the greed. Plant the seed.
Jeffrey Wong, ManchesterDaylight robbery. Corporate assisted manslaughter.
Julian Smith, DunfermlineThe supply of a universal commodity, such as energy, should be run on a non-profit basis.
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.
Hugh Terry, Reading21st-century government has a duty to provide all its citizens with heat and light at a fair price. Ability to pay should make no difference to this basic human right.
Dennis Pocock, WokingMoney from our electricity bills should be for infrastructure replacement and not for lining bosses’ and shareholders’ pockets. Re-nationalise as soon as possible.
Tom Willis, PortsmouthRe-nationalise the energy industry. Energy is a public good and therefore should be available to all, not just those who can afford it.
Hywel Morgan, LondonIt should never have been privatised in the first place.
Bernard Harrison, LondonYou can see the Big Six are cheating. There never was such an obvious cartel.
Lennard James-Tall, LlanelliMore money for the rich and the poor suffer.
Katie-Ellen Hazeldine, LancasterEnergy is infrastructure, and this is the bedrock of national security.
L Simpson, StaffordI agree with the sentiments on the power Bill of Rights. Power to cook and keep warm is a human right, not a means to destroy the environment and make massive profits.
Leah Etteridge, ChathamPower for the people.
Arthur Pallett, Stoke-on-TrentAll utilities should be owned by the public.
Andrew Rogers, GrimsbyWe are the majority, ordinary working people reduced to living hand to mouth. This is the reality.
Glenda Ratcliffe, Tunbridge WellsEnergy companies are too greedy. Our sick, elderly and working-class can’t afford to heat their homes. Re-nationalise as soon as possible and keep us out of debt.
Philip Joyce, DundeeI’m 100% behind you on this. It’s time to favour people rather than profits. We need to re-nationalise all utilities and public transport.
Thomas Reid, BarlbyCurrent events. Enough said.