Sheila Reilly, CoventryAs an old age pensioner on a limited budget I am finding it increasingly difficult to manage.
Rosie Leach, MachynllethIt makes sense for ‘natural monopoly’ industries, providing necessities like energy, to be in public hands. Profits directly invested into insulating homes.
Roger Wells, StourbridgeThe water companies should also be taken back into public ownership. Water is a vital resource for everyone. The notion that it can be owned by anyone is obscene.
Roger Allen, LondonLet’s pull the plug on the fat cats.
Chris Hyde, DunstableEssential services should be nationalised services. If they want businesses to make money from private investors, they should issue bonds in the business.
John Birbeck, YorkThis will inevitably happen. In the future there will be wars over energy and we will all no doubt suffer.
David Blandford, NomanslandIt’s about time the British people were helped by this government.
Mark Wilcox, HolmfirthOur utilities should be in public ownership. They can be run well on a not-for-profit basis. We are being exploited by ideologically driven policies.
George ArrowsmithAt the moment energy companies can print money. The Government is powerless to stop them.
Paul Beattie, CorbyRe-nationalise without delay. Privatisation has failed miserably.
Dean Forsyth, SouthendIt’s about time the many stopped suffering, to line the pockets of the elite few.
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.
Ken Horn, SwadlincotePrivatisation has been bad for everybody apart from the very rich. The country has gone to the dogs since things were privatised.
Garry Boyle, BrentwoodIt’s about time these companies were punished. They’re absolutely disgusting, the lot of them.
Margaret Evans, SheffieldNationalisation is best with no dividends to pay.
Valerie Tucker, Ebbw ValeStop robbing your customers. How dare you raise the cost of your customers’ ordinary living expenses. You are making millions, if not billions, out of us. Shame.
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.
Jon Crinks, LiskeardBefore the sell-off there were 60million shareholders, each with one equal share and equal rights. Now the many pay the few, with no say, rights or choice. Our time has come.
Martin Catchpole, IpswichPower to and for the people. Let’s move society forward.
Bernard Harrison, LondonYou can see the Big Six are cheating. There never was such an obvious cartel.
Karshan Moodley, LondonThis is our right; We have paid ten-fold for the energy infrastructure. It is time it is returned to its rightful owners – the people of Britain.
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.
John Podger, WareI’m fed up chasing better deals.
Sara Smith-Petersen, KetteringThe reason we are annually held to ransom is to feed the grotesque profits of organisations that were taken away from us. They were ours, give them back.
Pippa Richardson, SwanseaThe more of us unite and speak out the better.
Callum Gill, LondonWe’re told we have fundamental human rights in this country but do they actually mean anything when people are freezing to death in their own homes?
Anthony Phillips, LeedsPrivatisation of power is a broken concept. Re-nationalisation would literally bring power back to the people.
Jean Fernandes, LondonHow can we boycott them?
Andrew Rogers, GrimsbyWe are the majority, ordinary working people reduced to living hand to mouth. This is the reality.
Jane Taylor, DoncasterSounds good to me.