Jeanne Summers, LowestoftWhere consumer essentials are concerned, profit adds to the cost. Re-nationalisation of power is necessary.
Laurie Walmsley,Public services for people not profit.
Johnathan Mark Sharpe-Smith, Great DriffieldThe only way to stop the profiteering rip-off that is perpetrated by the private utility companies is to bring back all of them under the public wing.
Steve Brady, Newcastle-upon-TyneIf electricity supply can be run at a profit, that profit should go directly to improving the country not to shareholders. I would have thought that was obvious.
Hannah Smith, LoughboroughPrivatisation has just become a way for fat cats to monopolise and form cartel-like structures of our energy, trains etc. Re-nationalise.
Christine De-Pulford, FromeThis country should by now be secure in the provision of clean, renewable, affordable energy. It is the shame of recent governments that we are not.
Sheila Francis, DoncasterIf shareholders’ profit was reallocated to fund development of sustainable sources of power it would vastly reduce the cost of living for many poor families.
Brian Potter, BirminghamAnother area for re-nationalisation without compensation.
Angela Holcroft, North BerwickThat’s it. We’ve had enough. You can push the people so far. Now we are taking our power back.
Douglas Linaker, PenzanceThese industries should never have been privatised in the first place.
Mike McCleary, HighbridgeWe have been ripped off far too long by corrupt government after corrupt government. It’s time the public voice was heard.
Norman Wall, WallsendGet back to sanity.
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?
Mark Finch, BromleyIt should never have been privatised.
Stella Davies, WrexhamEverything has been said. I, like many others, am tired of corporate business profits being placed before the genuine need of the British people.
Lenard Hughes, HitchinThe family silver has been sold. Now most of us have to suffer the consequences, apparently. Still, the front bench millionaires are happy, along with their city friends.
Mark Jordan, Ripley, SurreyThe sooner this happens the better.
Sara Hall, LondonLife is too short.
Paul Pearson, ShrewsburyWhen the Tory government privatised utilities, they did not plan it out. It is a failed experiment which has only succeeded in making the man in the street suffer.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?
Jim Robson, CorbyAbout bloody time.
Rik Alewijnse, FeeringThe attempt to create an artificial market in energy supply has demonstrably failed. It is broke so let’s fix it.
Jim Dignan, SheffieldPrivatisation of Britain’s public services has been a disaster for consumers, the environment and the economy.
Rog Harrison, GlasgowRight on.
David Britten, FarnhamRe-nationalisation is the only answer.
Greg PhillipsI would hate to be old in this country, and have to choose between food or heating.
Anthony Martin, ExeterPlay fair.
Steven Hearne, DoncasterRegulator as much good as a chocolate teapot.
Karen Stinton, CardiganWe, the people, should benefit from the basic right of fuel supply at a cheap price, not line the pockets of the already rich while others freeze to death.
John Tyrrell, BirminghamAll have the right to have access to essentials for life, which includes an energy supply, regardless of ability to pay.