Robert Webster, CambridgeNeeds to be joined together to give a combined, united service.
Tony Douglas, LanarkEnergy is now an essential for normal living, and thus shouldn’t be run for private profits.
Miranda HartwellCommon sense over greed, please.
Rick LongEnough is enough.
Bob Woodhead, LeedsBasic living, water and power, should not be owned by private companies for profit.
Steve Black, SouthamptonRun utilities for the people and the environment
Dario GiudiciThatcher’s legacy needs to be addressed.
James Graham, CroydonEnergy for the public not profit.
Simon Silvie, Barrow-in-FurnessRestore security and sovereignty by restoring energy, utilities and transport to public ownership.
Joseph PayneThis needs to happen.
David Gutteridge, ChesterfieldThe present system is inefficient and screws the consumer. It’s time for a change.
Pippa Richardson, SwanseaThe more of us unite and speak out the better.
Gareth Brown, RugbyServices by the people for the people. Bring the energy and water companies back into public ownership.
Kenneth MuschampRe-nationalise energy and let’s have it work for the public once again and not the greedy shareholders and energy companies.
Eric Firth, DewsburyI’m 100% behind you.
Susan Pearce, OldhamPublic utilities for the public. Not massive profits for foreign companies while we freeze.
Andrea Stow, CleckheatonPut profits back into services, not into shareholder pockets.
Paul Baker, WinsfordIt is about time it was re-nationalised.
Jenny Embleton, BrightonThe utilities should never have been privatised. Reverse the bad decision now.
Jason Fawley, DoncasterAll public services and necessities of life should belong to the people not profit-hungry corporations intent on putting profit before people.
Yvonne Gibbins, GranthamPrivatisation has not worked for the majority of people.
Helen Eynon, PenzancePeople should come before profit, and investment in renewable energy is urgently needed for the sake of future generations.
Dennis Pearce, HamptonI want public utilities in state hands, not those of corporations.
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.
Dennis Pocock, WokingMoney from our electricity bills should be for infrastructure replacement and not for lining bosses’ and shareholders’ pockets. Re-nationalise as soon as possible.
Brian Hoey, Houghton-le-SpringLight and heat are basic human needs and profits should not be made from their provision.
Ian Johncock, GravesendMaking profit from essential public services shouldn’t be allowed.
John Malcolm, MayfieldThe utilities were sold off far too cheaply.
Ann Scott, BirminghamToo much attention to profits when we should be concentrating on improving life chances.
David Callahan, LondonThey should never have been sold off in the first place.