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Pressure Mounts on Reeves as Fuel Duty Debate Intensifies
11/26/2025
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- Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves faces pressure ahead of the Autumn Budget on November 26 as a petition with over 152,000 signatures urges maintaining or cutting fuel duty.
- The Road Haulage Association warns a 5p fuel duty rise could cost UK households £7.3 billion.
- Campaigners say raising fuel duty would disproportionately affect families and small businesses.
- The 2011 fuel duty freeze remains, with potential lasting repercussions for drivers.
