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Victory for drivers as Chancellor Osborne's Budget cuts fuel duty
George Osborne has given a welcome surprise to motorists by announcing a 1p cut to fuel duty in his Budget. (...)
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Call for solidarity with the Fight For Fairer Fuel
An Angus councillor has called on his fellow elected members to "unite in solidarity" to force action on the price of fuel. (...)
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Fairer fuel fundamental to economic recovery — Alex Salmond
Lower fuel prices are "fundamental" to securing Scotland's economic recovery, Alex Salmond has insisted. (...)
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Scotland 'suffering disproportionately' from rising fuel costs
Soaring fuel prices are crippling small businesses in Scotland, it has been claimed. (...)
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Labour accused of hypocrisy on Fight for Fairer Fuel
Labour has been accused of hypocrisy after calling for action on rocketing petrol prices, despite refusing to support The Courier's campaign for fairer fuel. (...)
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Cabbie shows London's calling for fairer fuel too
A London cabbie added his backing to The Courier's campaign for fairer fuel as it was handed over to Downing Street. (...)
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The Courier's fairer fuel petition delivered to No. 10 Downing Street
Prime Minister David Cameron has been given the clearest message yet that soaring petrol and diesel costs are taking their toll on people in Courier country. (...)
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Forfar farmer backs Fight For Fairer Fuel
Forfar farmer Andrew Steel has added his voice to The Courier's Fight For Fairer Fuel campaign. (...)
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Dundee University lecturer Dr Xiaoyi Mu claims rising cost of fuel is down to duty and not unrest
Fuel duty will affect petrol prices more than political unrest across the Middle East, a Dundee expert on the oil economy has claimed. (...)
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Angus Threeway Fund-raisers' charity efforts thwarted by high fuel costs
The cost of filling the tank is "crippling" the efforts of a dedicated band of Angus fund-raisers. (...)
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Scottish Parliament to hold fuel prices debate
A cross-party debate on rocketing fuel prices is scheduled for the Scottish Parliament next week. (...)
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Kirkcaldy shoppers united against soaring petrol prices
Fifers were queuing up on Tuesday to show their support for The Courier's fight for fairer fuel. (...)
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Fight For Fairer Fuel provokes rare show of unity
More than three-quarters of Scots — and the two biggest political parties in the country — are opposed to a planned rise in fuel duty. (...)
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AA and Tesco clash as fuel prices hit new high
Petrol price would have fallen had the UK been in the Eurozone, one of the country's leading supermarkets has claimed. But motoring organisation the AA accused Britain's leading supermarkets of failing to pass on a drop in the wholesale cost of oil to customers, as has happened across mainland Europe. (...)
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Chamber of Commerce vice-chairman vents anger at prices at the pumps
A Tayside business leader has hit out at what he describes as "obscene" fuel prices as The Courier's Fight for Fairer Fuel petition approaches 8000 signatures. (...)
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Climate change campaigner says high prices will force us to confront reliance on fossil fuels
While our Fight For Fairer Fuel campaign gathers momentum among motorists angry at rising prices at the pumps, there are those who see higher petrol prices as not necessarily a bad thing. (...)
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Tesco accused of 'ripping off' drivers on fuel
The disparity in fuel prices at Tesco stores across Tayside has led to an accusation the supermarket is "ripping off" customers. (...)
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Find out where you can collect your Fight For Fairer Fuel car sticker
Courier readers have been contacting us in their thousands to join our Fight for Fairer Fuel. (...)
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Plans to bring car club to Dundee to shield drivers from full force of fuel hikes
A city-wide car sharing club could be set up in Dundee to spare drivers from soaring fuel prices and help save the environment. (...)
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Cross-party council support for Courier's Fight For Fairer Fuel
Despite all-party support in Dundee City Chambers for The Courier's Fight For Fairer Fuel campaign, there was division among councillors over wording of the city council's response to the fuel crisis. (...)
