Todays budget
no rise in fuel duty or road tax.
fuel duty differential for cleaner fuels also
www.portal.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/m...l
Any views? (silly question really)
Jonathan
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What's the catch? (Suggestion - it might bamboozle the electorate into voting this abysmal shower in again, and THEN..........)
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Or the other abysmal shower ...................
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All thanks to the fuel protests of Sept 2000. Now, how about a fag tax blockade....?
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Did I hear Gordy say he's decided not to increase fule duty because oil prices are rising?
So, he did CONSIDER it, then.
What a short memory. Doesn't the man ever learn?
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.....................That's fuel, not fule
How fulish can you get??.........................
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This is the last Budget prior to the next election. What Gordon is trying to do is give a budget that gives them their required extra cash [whether or not it is well conceived - no political argument here] and not p!ss off the electorate by dumping 50p on a pint of lager and 5p on a litre of unleaded, the usual easy targets...
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What you on about - last one before the next election? The next election is most likely to be 2005 or 2006 (at the latest). Do you know something we don't?
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