Contrasting reactions to fuel duty cut

Fuel Duty

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced an immediate cut to fuel duty of 5p a litre in the Spring Statement on Wednesday. 

The move had a lukewarm response from the motoring world who argued it should have been bigger while environmentalists criticised it for sending the wrong signals about meeting net zero objectives.

The Government claims the cut in duty represents a £5bn saving in motoring costs over the next 12 months, worth on average of around £100 for the car driver, £200...

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