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People are switching to electric cars irrespective of fuel prices. 100s of millions that could be spent on hospitals and schools for example have been lost due to fuel duty freezes and a supposedly temporary reduction. Fuel is relatively cheap at the moment. With a stonking majority when is it time to rightly take on motorists? Farming, I simply referred to Paul Johnson of the IFS who knows more about the economy that you, I and Truss will ever know. Food? Au contraire. It's too cheap, too poor quality and our farmers are squeezed by the supermarkets and unnatural desire to keep it cheap. A lot less takeaways and more home cooking with decent often home produced, food should benefit most in our society. Be honest you do t like Labour. -
In fact there was a promotional leaflet came through the letter box today, for sending by RM's parcel post by buying online. There are also options mentioned for having the labels printed at a Collect+ store or at a Parcel Locker. More info at https://www.royalmail.com/. -
Is it? Let's see Farming is a tough gig with increasingly lower returns, if farms have to sell off land to pay inheritance tax it will reduce their ability to survive. Which in real terms could mean more farm land lost and more reliance on imported food which sees money flowing out, not in to the country. But I guess as long as you get cheap food that doesn't concern you 😉 Lol "what about the cars" again Mal... like a broken record.... Governments know that squeezing car drivers for more fuel duty will drive down income from taxes as people switch to electric, which would leave them with a black hole in income. Guess the fuel duty is a fine balancing act tiĺl enough electric cars have been sold to raise tax revenue from their use. -
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