BORIS Johnson wants to name and shame petrol stations which refuse to lower fuel prices. The Prime Minister is understood to be furious that the 5p cut in fuel duty has not been passed on to custom…
: "Officials are considering mechanisms available to expose those companies that aren't passing on tax benefits to consumers."
A Cabinet minister added: “It’s not up to the Government how much profit business makes. But when we deliver a 5p cut in duty you expect good capitalists to pass it on.” It comes after motoring body the RAC warned that retailers were taking 2p-per-litre more on average than before the 5p in March.on oil and gas companies.Earlier this month we told how
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