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Opened1 May 2026
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We call on the UK Government to cut fuel duty by 20p per litre to ease the cost of living. Lower fuel prices would reduce everyday costs, support workers who rely on driving, and help bring down prices across the wider economy while still earning estimated £20bn in tax revenue.
Fuel costs impact the price of almost everything in the UK, from food and deliveries to public transport. High fuel duty increases costs for businesses and is passed on to consumers, worsening the cost of living. A 20p reduction could ease pressure across the economy, lower prices, and support growth, while the government could still receive over £20bn annually in fuel tax revenue.
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1Jack Abbott MP
Ipswich2John Slinger MP
Rugby3Jodie Gosling MP
Nuneaton4Kevin Hollinrake MP
Thirsk and Malton5Matt Western MP
Warwick and Leamington6Laurence Turner MP
Birmingham Northfield7Al Carns MP
Birmingham Selly Oak8Jess Phillips MP
Birmingham Yardley9Alex Burghart MP
Brentwood and Ongar10Sir Ashley Fox MP
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