Rick LongEnough is enough.
Philip Cumberland, PeterboroughIt is about time the ownership of the electricity and gas industries was passed to the people of the country.
Kate Martinson, SouthamptonEnergy generation should not be subject to the profit motive.
Brian Baylis, Downham MarketThe government are far too keen to sell everything off and give the general public sweet nothing in return.
Leigh Chorlton, EdinburghSomething as essential as our energy should not be in private hands.
Alan Bettridge, LondonDon’t they think we pay enough? The government gave the nurses 1% and then the power companies put their prices up by 10%.
John Tilley, Kingston upon ThamesPublic ownership can be local and democratic. It does not have to be 1940s style state bureaucracy.
Anthony Curtis, ScarboroughThey should belong to the people.
Vi Dunning, Thornton CleveleysIt’s a disgrace – pure greed. We need to have energy re-nationalised.
Tony North, WarringtonEnough is enough of foreign companies owning our utilities and holding people to ransom.
David Lyons, AylesburyOf all the public services this has the strongest link between modern day human needs and climate change. We cannot leave it to the greedy pigs to manage.
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.
Brian McCaig, RenfrewIt’s time to take back what’s ours.
Jane Lowry, FalmouthThe huge growth in profit taken by the Big Six over the last four years – from
Mark Jordan, Ripley, SurreyThe sooner this happens the better.
Richard Lock, DorkingIt’s about time something like this came up. I agree wholeheartedly and wish every success to the campaign, which I will follow and support.
Chuck Elliot, SheffieldPrivatised energy is not serving the consumer; only the energy companies and their shareholders. Nationalise energy now.
David Farmer, YorkshireNo profit should be taken from providing people with essential services.
Mark Arnold, Southend-on-SeaEveryone needs to stand together and join us in rolling back the control of market forces.
H Moon, BrightonThe ridiculous greed of all energy companies and their suppliers must stop. We must also find ways of reducing our reliance on fossil fuels without it costing the earth.
Roy Koerner, WylamDon’t expect any help from left wing politicians.
David Britten, FarnhamRe-nationalisation is the only answer.
Janet Brooke, NottinghamAt the very least do away with a daily standing charge.
Agw Pritchard, HolmfirthTaking out the running costs of so many companies could reduce prices instantly.
Jeffrey Loffill, KnaresboroughPrice rises due to increased commodity costs are rapidly passed on in full by the Big Six to consumers. Cost reductions are not. They are exploiting the consumer.
Robert Webster, CambridgeNeeds to be joined together to give a combined, united service.
Jeremy Hoyte, OswestryProfits from utility, bus and rail companies should be ploughed back into infrastructure, not shareholders” pockets.
Mark Laidler, DoncasterBig Six energy companies are a definite cartel. Let’s have a proper investigation into them. Ever since the utility companies were put in private hands prices have risen.
John Lynch, Pudsey.I’m sick to death of stupid and corrupt politicians making rubbish decisions. We must have independence.
Lynne Richardson, HucknallPrivatisation has not worked.