A UK-based campaigning group has called for cuts in Fuel Duty rates to assist those hardest hit by increased motoring taxes, citing a proposed reduction in inflation.
FairFuelUk - which describes itself as a 'public affairs team' - has urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to drop fuel taxes amidst a cost of living crisis, in which prices on everyday consumables have skyrocketed through inflation.
The group insist that dropping fuel related taxes will reduce inflation, increase GDP, create more jobs, and stimulate consumer spending across the United Kingdom.
