The Treasury Move That Could Hit 37 Million UK Drivers!
Description: Could Britain’s motorists be facing another major tax hit?
Fair Fuel UK founder Howard Cox joins UKLIVE to warn that, according to information he says he has received from the Treasury, officials are working on bringing back the fuel tax escalator next year.
Cox says his campaign has helped stop around £230 billion in planned fuel tax rises since 2011, arguing that Britain’s 37 million motorists are too often treated as “cash cows” by successive governments.
He explains what a return of the fuel tax escalator could mean for petrol and diesel drivers, haulage firms, businesses and the wider cost of living, and questions why diesel continues to be taxed at the same level as petrol in the UK.
The conversation also turns to Cox’s political journey, his departure from Reform UK, his new role as transport spokesman with Restore, and his belief that Britain’s political right is becoming increasingly divided.
Cox also gives his assessment of Nigel Farage, Rupert Lowe, Reform UK, taxation, ULEZ, net zero and the future of Britain’s motorists.
Is another fuel tax rise coming down the road, and how much more can Britain’s drivers afford to pay?
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Fair Fuel UK founder Howard Cox joins UKLIVE to warn that, according to information he says he has received from the Treasury, officials are working on bringing back the fuel tax escalator next year.
Cox says his campaign has helped stop around £230 billion in planned fuel tax rises since 2011, arguing that Britain’s 37 million motorists are too often treated as “cash cows” by successive governments.
He explains what a return of the fuel tax escalator could mean for petrol and diesel drivers, haulage firms, businesses and the wider cost of living, and questions why diesel continues to be taxed at the same level as petrol in the UK.
The conversation also turns to Cox’s political journey, his departure from Reform UK, his new role as transport spokesman with Restore, and his belief that Britain’s political right is becoming increasingly divided.
Cox also gives his assessment of Nigel Farage, Rupert Lowe, Reform UK, taxation, ULEZ, net zero and the future of Britain’s motorists.
Is another fuel tax rise coming down the road, and how much more can Britain’s drivers afford to pay?
Subscribe to UKLIVE for independent UK politics, current affairs, interviews and debate.
📺 YouTube: @ukliveonline
#FuelTax #FuelDuty #HowardCox #FairFuelUK #UKPolitics #PetrolPrices #DieselPrices #Motorists #Budget #ReformUK #NigelFarage #UKLIVE Close description