Douglas Linaker, PenzanceThese industries should never have been privatised in the first place.
Allen Lane, BrightonAll energy companies should be re-nationalised and green energy supported.
Adrian Potts, LeicesterProfiteering on this scale should be illegal. It’s the unacceptable face of capitalism and must be stopped.
John Birbeck, YorkThis will inevitably happen. In the future there will be wars over energy and we will all no doubt suffer.
Gill Page, RichmondIt is impossible to have a fair utility supply in the private sector – let’s take it back.
Brian Stephens, SunderlandTory MPs are only concerned with making the rich richer at the expense of the poor. Equality? No.
Polly Moyer, BristolI have photo-voltaics and have done a lot to make my home energy efficient. It would be good if the government allowed us to do the same with national energy provision.
Paul Clarke, GlasgowIt’s time for action. People need heat and light to survive.
Chris Yates, NorthwichThis needs to happen. The greedy capitalists have taken the rug from under us and left fellow members of our nation with the difficult choice of heating or eating.
Claire Goodes, AshfordI too support the re-nationalisation of energy supply in the UK.
George Davies, DarwenEveryone needs energy and at a cost that protects and enhances life, rather than simply unearned dividend payments which are used to make rich people even richer.
John Truelove, Weston-super-MareAll utilities and public transport should be in state ownership.
Geoff Walker, Stoke On TrentI’ve made the first step by ditching the big companies. I’ve moved my account to Co-operative energy, the first step to bring excessive profits back to members.
Bryan Burrow, KendalNo need to feed the greed. Plant the seed.
Damien Clarkson, LondonI love this campaign. It’s time to smash the myth that privatisation is good for consumers.
Karen Stinton, CardiganWe, the people, should benefit from the basic right of fuel supply at a cheap price, not line the pockets of the already rich while others freeze to death.
Tessa Bennett, Berwick-upon-TweedTake back the assets that formerly belonged to the British people. They were fraudulently sold by Mrs Thatcher to the benefit of her friends in the Conservative party.
Mary Morgan, ManchesterFairness for all please, not just the rich.
Daniel Holt, BournemouthProfits before people must stop.
Brian Billingham, LeedsAll profit to be re-invested in the service.
Andrea Stow, CleckheatonPut profits back into services, not into shareholder pockets.
Brian Hoey, Houghton-le-SpringLight and heat are basic human needs and profits should not be made from their provision.
Cristian Gurran, RotherhamFree market capitalism is not the best way for everything and is certainly not the optimal philosophy for providing essential services to a country’s population.
Tony North, WarringtonEnough is enough of foreign companies owning our utilities and holding people to ransom.
Blair Breton, PortsmouthRegulators are captured by their industries and this makes the commercial model act against its consumers if pursuit of profits paid to foreign owners.
Brian Baylis, Downham MarketThe government are far too keen to sell everything off and give the general public sweet nothing in return.
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.
Dorcas Munday, WellingboroughPeople who have a physical disability or learning disability and the elderly are most at risk with all the high charges.
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.
Malcolm Grant, PlungarAnother privatisation for the benefit of the City and funders of the Conservative Party.