We need cheaper fuel.

Susan Rogers, Whalley Range

The cost of energy is going to be of increasing significance. People must make themselves heard.

John Butler, Strabane

Stop the Great British rip-off. Bring back utilities and transport into our ownership.

Dennis Archer, Arnold

I’m 100% behind you on this. It’s time to favour people rather than profits. We need to re-nationalise all utilities and public transport.

Philip Joyce, Dundee

It’s about time the many stopped suffering, to line the pockets of the elite few.

Dean Forsyth, Southend

I have worked all my life and receive no benefits. At 64, I am sitting at home wearing three sweaters as I type this. Fuel supplies should never have been privatised.

Kathleen Purves, South Shields

Capitalism or a planet – it’s one or the other.

John Freestone, Harrogate

People die of cold every year while profiteers pocket bonuses.

Peter Greenwood, Darlington

Bring back the CEGB. They would have solved the reduction of CO2 problem, got nuclear generation, got safe generation margins etc.

John Exon, Harrogate

They should belong to the people.

Anthony Curtis, Scarborough

We need to empower communities. People do have power. If we want to achieve something, we the people can be the agent of change and do it ourselves.

Greg Hewitt, Nottingham

Light and heat are basic human needs and profits should not be made from their provision.

Brian Hoey, Houghton-le-Spring

Energy profits should be invested in energy re-vitalisation, not to line the pockets of company bosses and shareholders.

Stephen Swanton, Leeds

We are the majority, ordinary working people reduced to living hand to mouth. This is the reality.

Andrew Rogers, Grimsby

Our natural resources should never have been privatised in the first place.

John Faviell Taylor, Ripon

Re-nationalise the energy industry. Energy is a public good and therefore should be available to all, not just those who can afford it.

Tom Willis, Portsmouth

Time to draw the line in the sand methinks.

Paul Burgess, Torquay

Utilities should not be for profit but for the people.

Marylyn Edwards, Hastings

All the utility privatisations were a complete disaster for the consumer and the generating industry itself. It’s time to admit it. Get rid of these boards of directors.

John Withill, Leeds

Give us back our power.

Jes Fernie, Colchester

Power to the people now.

Kieran Hill, Sheffield

It’s time for a return to non-profit utilities, providing public services in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.

Linda Urquhart, Loughborough

End this farce. Too long the Big Six have worked together to increase prices.

Ryan Mercer, London

These energy companies are like a mafia, using the consumer as a cash cow. The Government doesn’t want to do anything to stop it because half the MPs are shareholders.

Lynne Campbell, Co. Durham

It’s about time these companies were punished. They’re absolutely disgusting, the lot of them.

Garry Boyle, Brentwood

Power we need and it’s only by sticking together that maybe something can be done. This is not what I and millions like me paid into. Please continue with your message.

Elaine Stonelake, Altrincham

It makes sense for ‘natural monopoly’ industries, providing necessities like energy, to be in public hands. Profits directly invested into insulating homes.

Rosie Leach, Machynlleth

It’s about time these big companies are called to account for pricing people out of their basic day-to-day needs.

Stephen Chambers, Strood

Our broad intervention strategies are: 1. Poverty eradication. 2. Food security and nutrition. 3. Health and population dynamics. 4. Education. 5. Gender Equality.

Professor Okullu-Ayor Vincent, Kampala, Uganda

Power for the people.

Leah Etteridge, Chatham