John Podger, WareI’m fed up chasing better deals.
Michaela Armstrong, ManchesterIt’s time to stop the greed.
Dilys Hadley, ExmouthThis should never have been privatised.
Roger Allen, LondonLet’s pull the plug on the fat cats.
Peter Sharpe, Newcastle-upon-TyneHow can something so vital for human life be used to make a few richer?
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.
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.
Brian Cann, YeovilIt should never have happened in the first place. It just cost us all a lot of money. And for what?
Steve Jenkins, LancasterEnergy and energy policy should be owned and controlled by the people, not the energy companies. We need a renewable revolution, a fossil-free energy system now.
Gerald Halligan, EdinburghThe recent price increases by the major energy companies prey on the most vulnerable members of society solely to boost already record high profits.
Malcolm Palfrey, UckfieldPeople dying due to profiteering and government indifference is nothing short of corporate manslaughter.
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.
John Truelove, Weston-super-MareAll utilities and public transport should be in state ownership.
Rob Seed, WorcesterI support the dream but has anyone any idea of the cost of re-nationalising?
Angela Holcroft, North BerwickThat’s it. We’ve had enough. You can push the people so far. Now we are taking our power back.
John Taylor, GuisboroughPrices are too high.
Mark Arnold, Southend-on-SeaEveryone needs to stand together and join us in rolling back the control of market forces.
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.
Michael Oram, DorchesterI’m fed up with the fat cat chairman making a mint while my bills still go up and up.
Patricia Borlenghi, ManningtreePrivatisation instead of state monopoly was meant to lead to competition and lower prices for consumers. This hasn’t happened and rich bosses make even more profit.
Stephen Munton, BirminghamPlease return the gas and electricity industry to the same great institution which it used to be.
Bob Green, SheffieldI’m sat in a cold freezing room writing this with my feet in the cat box, just to keep some warmth and circulation going.
Alec Rivers, FolkestonePublic utilities should never be in private hands. Simple.
Sue Rowies, St IvesLet’s take utilities back. They’re not for making a few people wealthy.
Elaine Whybrow, DartfordIt’s about time we stopped foreign countries buying into us and ripping out our roots.
Joseph PayneThis needs to happen.
Robert Rudge, Glaston, RutlandRe-nationalise the energy and power industries and make government answerable to the people.
Karl Snowdon, GatesheadProfit from privatisation is given to shareholders whereas profits from nationalisation is re-invested to improve the system. Government has ultimate control, not fat cats.
Helen Eynon, PenzancePeople should come before profit, and investment in renewable energy is urgently needed for the sake of future generations.
Barbara Brogan, Letchworthprivate companies are more concerned about profits for shareholders than providing a service. This is inevitable if they want to attract investors.