Your link doesn't work.
They are due to come into effect on November 7th and were the subject of a proposal, since adopted, earlier this year.
Seems to contradict this statement....:-(
www.motester.co.uk/motcurrent.html
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>>Your link doesn't work.<<
Works fine this end Stu.
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Thanks Adam. Just tried it again (it was a font type link at first but has now switched to a proper URL link) and now works.
I did a cut and paste originally.
In any case it's been mentioned before on the forums.
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A 14% rise,eh - proves, surely, the long and widely held view that most inflation (i.e. rising prices) is Government-led. Soon, interest rates will rise, via the Bank of England MPC .. because inflation is on an upwards path.
Crazy world, is it not! And no group of consumers (apart from drinkers, perhaps) feels the greed of a Chancellor of the Exchequer more than motorists, a sitting target.
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And no group of consumers (apart from drinkers, perhaps) feels the greed of a Chancellor of the Exchequer more than motorists, a sitting target.
Meh. Since Maggie, no government dare increase progressive taxation, ie income tax. So they find regressive taxes to target instead. Brought it on ourselves as a country.
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See today's papers re a certain Mr Millband's proposals with regard to excise duty on fuel when prices fall...:-)
Brought it on ourselves as a country.>>
Or rather as an electorate that has become brainwashed into accepting, for instance, that global warming will be "cured" merely by imposing taxes on anything alleged to harm the environment.
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