Patricia Bull, LewesLet’s get back to pre-Thatcher era when we the people owned and reaped the benefits of public ownership. It’s only right.
Alex Casale, LondonThe shameless boss of energy giant SSE is set to walk away with £15million as a golden goodbye, after his company was fined £4.5million for ripping off customers.
Peter Swindells, WolverhamptonThe power companies were stolen from the people. Repossess them immediately.
Andrew Meredith, ChippenhamAllowing vital national infrastructure like this to be monopolised by a small number of multinational corporations is just madness. It always was.
Bryan White, DerbyI couldn’t agree more with this agenda. Power to the voiceless.
Steven Robert Gill, FarehamIt’s about time this issue was brought to the fore.
William Morton, Newcastle-upon-TyneAll utilities should be in the hands of the public.
Steve Gordon, BedfordGive the money back that you have overcharged consumers.
Sue Basker, DerbyLong overdue.
Bob Dennett, LythamWe may as well bring it back into public ownership as taxpayers are paying for it anyway.
Tony Douglas, LanarkEnergy is now an essential for normal living, and thus shouldn’t be run for private profits.
Shirley Tunley, AberystwythGovernments have failed to correct this. We must.
Lavern Wilson, MansfieldWe’ve had enough of prices so high and having to have a house that is cold.
Rick LongEnough is enough.
Alan Newstead, EastleighBring back the CEGB and area boards and not the private companies, mainly from abroad, fleecing the British taxpayers.
Greg Hewitt, NottinghamWe 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.
Jonathan Evans, NorwichThe privatisation of utilities and other national assets has been 30 years of failure and corruption. It should be stopped.
John Evans, BillericayUtilities are basic necessities and should be run for the benefit of the public, not shareholders.
Margaret Graham, EdinburghEnough of these cartels. They do nothing for our country.
Ken Horn, SwadlincotePrivatisation has been bad for everybody apart from the very rich. The country has gone to the dogs since things were privatised.
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.
Nigel Apperley, BournemouthWhy should someone else control our energy supply?
Neil Cameron, SheffieldProfiteering based on the sale of a commodity which is essential to life and basic human comfort is outrageous. Nationalisation would end this.
Paul Clarke, GlasgowIt’s time for action. People need heat and light to survive.
Graham Towler, NorthamptonAll essential services should be community assets, managed to benefit the people and not financially punish them.
Ian Johncock, GravesendMaking profit from essential public services shouldn’t be allowed.
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.
Michael Henson, PickeringMarket forces have left this country with the prospect of being unable to meet our energy requirements in the next few years.
Clive Rutter, BristolPrivate profit should never have been put before public service.
Malcolm Palfrey, UckfieldPeople dying due to profiteering and government indifference is nothing short of corporate manslaughter.