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24th March 2005, Page 20
24th March 2005
Page 20
Page 20, 24th March 2005
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Froze Thinking
Gordon Brown may have frozen duty on fuel, but hauliers say some thing more radical is needed. Dominic Perry reports. G ordon Brown delivered his ninth Budget speech this week,......
Andy Boyle, Md Of Herefordshirebased Abe (ledbury) Says:...
Chancellor to even be thinking about fuel increases is as good as a kick in the teeth for us, While he's holding off until September, he's already had the money five times over......
Donald Ridgway, Md Of Dundee Firm Ps Ridgway, Adds:...
we are pleased that fuel duty has been frozen, even though that's only until September. The way that fuel prices are rising I suspect he's got enough from the extra VAT to cover......