Fuel tax increase
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Edited by SamHH on Tuesday 25th November 09:37
SamHH said:
the grip isn't with the rise, its the fact the press are not reporting it, its not on the bbc news website at all, or sky newsSamHH said:
OK, it just seemed a very similar topic to the ones already running. BTW, it is on the BBC News website.
I had a good look and couldn't see it, its not in the key points etc I had to download the whole report as pdf to find it.Previous fuel tax increases have been there main headline, yet this massive one had gone un-reported. What deal has the Gov done with the news agencies I wonder
SamHH said:
smilerbaker said:
I had a good look and couldn't see it, its not in the key points etc I had to download the whole report as pdf to find it.
It's in the current top story.Edited by SamHH on Tuesday 25th November 09:44
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FUEL AND VEHICLE EXCISE DUTY
The differential first-year rates on new cars will go ahead in April 2010 - but controversial new rates for older cars will be phased in. Duty rates for all cars will only increase by maximum of £5 from next year. In 2010 the maximum rise will be limited to £30 per car, rather than £90. Less polluting cars will see no increase, or a cut of up to £30.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7746188.stmThe differential first-year rates on new cars will go ahead in April 2010 - but controversial new rates for older cars will be phased in. Duty rates for all cars will only increase by maximum of £5 from next year. In 2010 the maximum rise will be limited to £30 per car, rather than £90. Less polluting cars will see no increase, or a cut of up to £30.
Edited by oldbanger on Tuesday 25th November 09:51
SamHH said:
smilerbaker said:
not the version I am seeing, no mention at all.
BBC News - Tories attack 'reckless' Darling said:
The pre-Budget report contained announcements of a duty rise on alcohol, tobacco and petrol duty, to cancel out the effect of the VAT reduction.
My point is, this would have been top story, go mental news at any other time, yet all the news agencies have chosen not to make any sort of a fuss about it, why??? its very very odd
XitUp said:
It was on the news last night.
I know it was, otherwise I wouldn't know, my point, which seems to be completely wasted / ignored is the fact the press isn't going mental over it, a 1p increase (or decrease) a few weeks ago would have been front page news, yet now the headline is vat decrease and hidden away (with no detail) is tax on fuel will increase to cover, no detail about 2p now and 2p in a few months and ignoring the fact the vat decrease is temp but the fuel icrease is perminant.So I guess the spin doctors have won, and the UK public really is this stupid.
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