Lynne Carpenter, Lindonstop private companies profiting at the people’s expense when so many are in ‘fuel poverty’
Eddie Griffin, BorehamwoodI’m sick of these rip-off companies fleecing us.
Claire Scott, BidefordFuel should be at cost and not be for profit.
Matthew Day, LeicesterPeople not profits.
Simon Archer, YorkThe current political concern about energy provision consistently ignores the obvious – that the problems are the consequence of privatisation.
Pete & Nikki Perry, StevenagePower for the people and to the people – people power. as John Lennon put it – Love and Peace.
Janis Cairns, ManchesterThere is no real choice with the Big Six cartel we have currently. We are sick of being ripped off. It is time for progressive change in energy provision.
Michaela Tiernan, PeterleeWe need government-run, not-for-profit energy supplies.
Paul Burgess, TorquayTime to draw the line in the sand methinks.
Lavern Wilson, MansfieldWe’ve had enough of prices so high and having to have a house that is cold.
Alec Rivers, FolkestonePublic utilities should never be in private hands. Simple.
Colin Tarrant, DerbyIt’s time to stop rich friends of the government ripping us off. Rail, water, gas, electricity and now the mail too.
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.
Chris Dooks, AyrThis is a long overdue idea.
John Payne, LondonAnother public asset stolen from the people.
George Hill, CorbyThe time is right to take back the industries into public hands for benefit of the public.
Michael Oram, DorchesterI’m fed up with the fat cat chairman making a mint while my bills still go up and up.
Michael Burt, PlymouthGive the people their utilities back. They’re too important for the privateers to own.
Eileen Watts, SwanseaThis government is selling UK down the river good and proper. I have to work two days to pay for one week’s energy and I’m not wallowing in centrally heated bliss.
Caroline Charles, LondonEnergy is clearly not safe in private hands.
Richard Walthew, DunsThe power companies’ directors and shareholders are just vultures feasting on the misery of people with no choice.
Susan Henderson, St AlbansPrivatisation has proved not to be in the interests of the nation. Competition has not resulted in companies vying to please customers, but in a self-interested cartel.
Kenneth Miller, LeedsAll energy should be state owned.
Hilary Lowson, BathgateEven the Victorians had the sense to understand that utilities so vital should not be private.
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?
Anne Callaghan, BlantyreAll utilities should be publicly owned and run for the benefit of the public not shareholders, with profits ploughed back in for everyone’s benefit.
Matt Haskins, LondonAll makes sense to me. Do it now.
Mag McNally, LondonI am tired of the energy companies making profits from the poorest in society.
Mike Wilce, SouthamptonI could not agree with anything more.
John Birbeck, YorkThis will inevitably happen. In the future there will be wars over energy and we will all no doubt suffer.