Geoff Walker, Stoke On TrentI’ve made the first step by ditching the big companies. I’ve moved my account to Co-operative energy, the first step to bring excessive profits back to members.
Rob Seed, WorcesterI support the dream but has anyone any idea of the cost of re-nationalising?
Ian Dargo, BromleyOur utilities should not be in private hands.
Stuart Wooldridge, PontefractIs it a service for the people to keep warm this winter or is it a business to make the profits bigger. If everyone stopped payment for one month they’d fail big time.
Rog Harrison, GlasgowRight on.
Alan Ralph, WatfordThe energy rip-off needs to end now.
Alexander Scott, ArdrossanEnergy supply and distribution requires long term and nationwide co-ordination. Privatisation gives no reason to look to the future when a quick buck can be made now.
Laurie Walmsley,Public services for people not profit.
John Abbott, LeedsInvestment in power is woeful. The profits are intolerable.
Pauline Hacker, PrestonThis has ripped off the ordinary people long enough.
Lia Martinucci, Richmond, North YorkshirePrivatization of energy resources and transport is a disgrace.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
Steve Gordon, BedfordGive the money back that you have overcharged consumers.
Brian Bailey, ManchesterWhy do we need to be held to ransom by the power companies? Price increases mean more shareholder dividends. Return them to public ownership.
Robert Charlesworth, CarlisleWe need services which operate for the benefit of the public, and the ability to re-invest money without losing it to shareholders.
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.
Robert McArdle, CoventryFull nationalisation of all the utilities is the only way to end the rip-off.
Marjorie Arnold, WiganEnergy should not be in the hands of foreign companies. We the people should own it. France and Germany would never privatise strategic industries.
William Hunt, SouthportYou’ve had your time fat cats.
John Lee, CuparGreat campaign. How to achieve it needs to be thought through carefully, but there has to be a better way of doing these things than we have at present. More imagination.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
James Graham, CroydonEnergy for the public not profit.
Kevin Sefton, OxfordIt’s high time we stood together for the good of the majority.
Glyn Xie-Smith, LetchworthPower (back) to the people.
Malcolm Grant, PlungarAnother privatisation for the benefit of the City and funders of the Conservative Party.
Philip Anderson, St AlbansNationalisation is essential for all public services which, because of their nature, do not have true competition. Energy nationalisation also provides forward planning.
Dorothy Joyce Cox, PooleKeep power prices down and cut down on dividends to shareholders.
Dilys Hadley, ExmouthThis should never have been privatised.
Peter Jones, LoughboroughAll utilities should be under state control, in order to control prices and ensure supply whilst cutting out fat cat profiteering.
Michael Shaw, SaddleworthEnough is enough. People first, not profit.