Susan Reineck, YorkThey should never have been split up.
Vivienne Gunning, SwanseaI’ve worked all my life, contributing to our state systems, to find that now, aged 73 and living alone, I sit wrapped in a blanket, trying to keep warm. What life is this?
Andy Walker, BrightonI’m fed up with profits going to companies. They should go back into our hands.
Ted Ryder, MansfieldI totally agree with your aims.
Dean Forsyth, SouthendIt’s about time the many stopped suffering, to line the pockets of the elite few.
Richard Robinson, ScarboroughEnergy for the public, not for profit! Besides, if it makes a profit, surely this would be better invested in the country than in shareholders pockets.
Jeffrey Wong, ManchesterDaylight robbery. Corporate assisted manslaughter.
Philip Marchant, LlandysulIt’s about time someone made the essential energy we all need a non-profit deal and made it affordable for all.
Dario GiudiciThatcher’s legacy needs to be addressed.
Iain Logan, LiverpoolStart with the railways, then re-nationalise gas, water and electricity. Hands off the Royal Mail too!
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.
Rick LongEnough is enough.
Mike McCleary, HighbridgeWe have been ripped off far too long by corrupt government after corrupt government. It’s time the public voice was heard.
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.
Philip Cole, BarnsleyWe were conned by the Conservatives. Profiteering at public expense by these cartels is evident. We must have not-for-profit railways and all utilities.
William Ryan, ManchesterThe increases over the last few years show that this government is only interested in big business as usual. Disgraceful.
Sheila Reilly, CoventryAs an old age pensioner on a limited budget I am finding it increasingly difficult to manage.
Tom Gwynnette, RotherhamIt should be back under one ownership, like it used to be. British gas is now owned by the French.
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.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
Vanessa Bowen, HarrogateRe-nationalise. Control of the supply of power should be on a non-profit basis. These services should be run for citizens not for profit.
Geoffrey Knipe, PeterboroughI am not a left-wing supporter but the decision to privatise energy (much of which is now owned by non-UK companies) (and water companies) was misconceived.
Ken Cooke, St AustellGive back something I used to own, which was sold without my permission.
Steve Black, SouthamptonRun utilities for the people and the environment
Noel Smith, FarehamRe-nationalise all the stuff that once belonged to us now.
Douglas Linaker, PenzanceThese industries should never have been privatised in the first place.
Margaret Gain, Stratford-upon-AvonUtilities (power and water etc.) should be owned by the taxpayers who, after all, are subsidising private companies.
Dennis Pearce, HamptonI want public utilities in state hands, not those of corporations.
Ian Cattell, WolverhamptonHow about paying for energy usage with, say, 3% income tax? The rich would pay more than the poor. Incentivise low usage by dropping the percentage.
Paul Baker, WinsfordIt is about time it was re-nationalised.