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.
Stephen Cooper, PeterboroughIt’s about time. I’m sick of getting robbed every winter.
George Hill, CorbyThe time is right to take back the industries into public hands for benefit of the public.
Jeffrey Wong, ManchesterDaylight robbery. Corporate assisted manslaughter.
Steve Jarvis, WestburyIt’s time we stopped treating our neighbours as competitors, and for politicians playing the electorate off against each other. Let’s come together for the common good.
Sheila Wiggins, BournemouthFuel to keep warm, heat water and cook food should be affordable for all. Re-nationalise the energy firms. People before profits.
Graham Towler, NorthamptonAll essential services should be community assets, managed to benefit the people and not financially punish them.
Paul Baker, WinsfordIt is about time it was re-nationalised.
Michael Tanner, Port TalbotWhen I was a teenager I watched Thatcher’s privatisation of UK assets and knew it was bad for citizens and then labour betrayed us. Time to return to rightful owners.
Juliet Chard, LondonToo many million-pound salaries for energy company CEOs while the elderly and others choose between heating and lighting and eating.
Guy Falkenau, Newcastle-upon-TyneOur privatised utilities are a joke. The very nature of this fragmented system has the effect of pushing up costs and the evidence of anti-competitive pricing is obvious.
Susan Warren, St Leonards-on-SeaGive the power back to the people.
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.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
Kevin BrownEnergy should never have been privatised. We want it back.
Jeremy Hoyte, OswestryProfits from utility, bus and rail companies should be ploughed back into infrastructure, not shareholders” pockets.
Mag McNally, LondonI am tired of the energy companies making profits from the poorest in society.
S Leach, EssexRip-off Britain.
Damien Clarkson, LondonI love this campaign. It’s time to smash the myth that privatisation is good for consumers.
Chris Speedy, LeedsIt’s just common sense to run basic essentials in the public sphere and for the public good.
John Reilly, GlasgowTime for re-nationalisation of the energy industry. Consumers should come first, not a bunch of faceless shareholders who put their own profit first.
Tom Conway, DerbyAs Midnight said: The time has come. A fact’s a fact – It belongs to them. Let’s give it back.
Phillip Walton, BasildonI transferred to the Co-op from British Gas and Immediately cut my energy costs by a third.
Jennifer Gorrod, TayportReturn energy to public ownership.
Professor Okullu-Ayor Vincent, Kampala, UgandaOur broad intervention strategies are: 1. Poverty eradication. 2. Food security and nutrition. 3. Health and population dynamics. 4. Education. 5. Gender Equality.
William Morton, Newcastle-upon-TyneAll utilities should be in the hands of the public.
Ken Cooke, St AustellGive back something I used to own, which was sold without my permission.
Stephen Munton, BirminghamPlease return the gas and electricity industry to the same great institution which it used to be.
Alison Oxley, PickeringWe are being ripped off, have been for ages and we need to put it right once and for all.
Marylyn Edwards, HastingsUtilities should not be for profit but for the people.