Geoff Lange, GosportThe Big Six are corporate thieves.
Callum Gill, LondonWe’re told we have fundamental human rights in this country but do they actually mean anything when people are freezing to death in their own homes?
Hitendra Patel, SurbitonLet’s unite against these fat cats and make them reduce their profits.
Barbara Brogan, Letchworthprivate companies are more concerned about profits for shareholders than providing a service. This is inevitable if they want to attract investors.
David Wilson, East KilbrideI have three kids and cannot afford to heat the house for them. It’s ridiculous that these power companies think it’s acceptable to charge the amount they do.
Gamal Salem, DartfordI support this act.
Lorna PearsonWhy has it taken so long to get started? The Tories are always fast enough pushing their privatisation schemes through parliament without asking for anyone’s opinions.
Matthew Day, LeicesterPeople not profits.
Michael Shaw, SaddleworthEnough is enough. People first, not profit.
Alex Burnell, IpswichBring the power back to the people.
Julia Clarke, CroydonI’m tired of being overcharged and paying more for ever decreasing benefit. Nationalise now.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
Lesley Downes, ExmouthThere needs to be a common policy, approach and pay structure which realistically focuses on the end consumer.
John Warburton, TreuddynAll utilities should belong to the people, not profit-making private companies.
Kimaya Crolla-Younger, LondonAccess to power is a basic human right and one that needs to be affordable for all.
Michael Oram, DorchesterI’m fed up with the fat cat chairman making a mint while my bills still go up and up.
Glen Gibb, DunbarCrooks every one of them.
Rosie Leach, MachynllethIt makes sense for ‘natural monopoly’ industries, providing necessities like energy, to be in public hands. Profits directly invested into insulating homes.
David Lyons, AylesburyOf all the public services this has the strongest link between modern day human needs and climate change. We cannot leave it to the greedy pigs to manage.
John Faviell Taylor, RiponOur natural resources should never have been privatised in the first place.
Anita Hambly, NorthamptonshireWhen people are having to decide between heating and eating what does that say about modern day Britain? The more shareholders get the more they want. Greedy people.
Richard Walthew, DunsThe power companies’ directors and shareholders are just vultures feasting on the misery of people with no choice.
Jim Granter, AlsagerWe only demand back what was once ours.
Jimmy Murray, LondonPeople should not have to choose heating over eating.
Dave Waite, LincolnBecause energy is too important to be left to the spivs.
Julian Bell, West MoleseyLet the voices of the people be heard.
Philip Cheung, Newcastle-upon-TyneWhat’s the point of disrupting a well run system for the sake of political ideology? Save the money for the councils that are having to make budget cuts.
Brendan Dolan, ManchesterBasic needs should not be in the hands of big business.
Diane Tsavalos, LiverpoolThe fact that the privatised energy companies can threaten the UK with blackouts has made the need for nationalisation more urgent.
Peter Canham, HitchinLet us return to a fair sharing of wealth and freedom.