Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a freeze on fuel duty into 2025, committing to not tax fuel at the pumps amidst high living costs and global uncertainty.
Reeves emphasized the decision to freeze fuel duty next year as a substantial commitment, stating that raising it would be the wrong choice for working people.
Simon Sutcliffe pointed out that freezing fuel duty alleviates inflationary pressure on commercial movements and protects working individuals with limited transport options.
Matthew Briggs expressed support for the continued fuel duty freeze, acknowledging the need to help those struggling with costs as fuel prices remain volatile.
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