John Price, OakhamMaggie Sold off the taxpayers’ property without their permission, leading to the chaos and profiteering, substandard maintenance and horrendous price Increases.
Mike Seaman, UxbridgeUtilities need to return to public ownership. We’re being ripped off.
Steven Robert Gill, FarehamIt’s about time this issue was brought to the fore.
Richard Kent, ChardI agree with everything except the climate change bit. I just don’t believe Al Gore and the IPCC. I put my trust in honest men not cheats.
Caroline Charles, LondonEnergy is clearly not safe in private hands.
Peter Treadwell, Melton MowbrayPeople not profits.
Richard Robinson, ScarboroughEnergy for the public, not for profit! Besides, if it makes a profit, surely this would be better invested in the country than in shareholders pockets.
Susanna Rance, PlymouthYou know it is fair.
Martin Catchpole, IpswichPower to and for the people. Let’s move society forward.
Bernie Lally, NorthamptonPower to the many in the hands of the many.
Kevin Ritter, Ebbw Vale.In the interest of the people re-nationalise now.
Linda Urquhart, LoughboroughIt’s time for a return to non-profit utilities, providing public services in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
Margaret Kearns, Ashton-under-LyneAct now. We have to stick together to stop the fat cats getting fatter.
Christine Ager, RayleighHonesty and firmness please.
Chris Yates, NorthwichThis needs to happen. The greedy capitalists have taken the rug from under us and left fellow members of our nation with the difficult choice of heating or eating.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
Peter Moss, BirminghamWe don’t want more choice. We just want better service, of benefit to both individuals and companies, serving the economy as a whole, not just shareholders.
David Pointer, St IvesPrivatisation has conclusively failed. It’s time to rethink.
Dorothy Joyce Cox, PooleKeep power prices down and cut down on dividends to shareholders.
Geoffrey Knipe, PeterboroughI am not a left-wing supporter but the decision to privatise energy (much of which is now owned by non-UK companies) (and water companies) was misconceived.
Stuart Holden, NottinghamPower to the little men and women.
Mark Atkinson, HastingsSupporting social ideals with collective responsibility.
Darrin Green, HorshamEnergy is a public resource. Surely it makes sense that its production and distribution is managed for the public good, not massive profit for a tiny minority of people.
Paul Scotter, NorwichRe-nationalise.
Phillip Walton, BasildonI transferred to the Co-op from British Gas and Immediately cut my energy costs by a third.
Polly Moyer, BristolI have photo-voltaics and have done a lot to make my home energy efficient. It would be good if the government allowed us to do the same with national energy provision.
Andy Wilkinson, NorwichLet’s get the utilities out of the hands of these greedy bastards. They should belong to the community at large.
Hitendra Patel, SurbitonLet’s unite against these fat cats and make them reduce their profits.
Roger Allen, LondonLet’s pull the plug on the fat cats.
Sandra Humphries, SouthseaPrivatisation wouldn’t have been so bad if the prices hadn’t been driven up so far so fast and the services degraded. Shareholders and businessmen are all greedy.