Redd Diesel

Is that the best they can do ?.Pretty weedy argument if you ask me.How on earth does the rest of Europe manage to provide both white and red, suspect that the number of people going leisure boating is certainly no less in Europe despite them having to cough up for white.
However,their marina fees and other running costs are considerably less than ours,due in no small measure to the fact that many are owned by the local councils !
Suspect this is more to do with politics and the current administration merely picking a token fight with Europe in order to get brownie points from a section of the community it perceives as being part of its natural supporters with their votes likely to be lost to a bunch of one issue loonies. IMHO. :)
 
Is that the best they can do ?.Pretty weedy argument if you ask me.How on earth does the rest of Europe manage to provide both white and red, suspect that the number of people going leisure boating is certainly no less in Europe despite them having to cough up for white.
However,their marina fees and other running costs are considerably less than ours,due in no small measure to the fact that many are owned by the local councils !
Suspect this is more to do with politics and the current administration merely picking a token fight with Europe in order to get brownie points from a section of the community it perceives as being part of its natural supporters with their votes likely to be lost to a bunch of one issue loonies. IMHO. :)

Sounds a pretty good argument to me, good on HMRC.

Reasoned opinion and EC in same sentence, contradiction in terms!

EC says 'to stop pleasure boats such as luxury yachts buying fuel intended for fishing boats'. What nonsense, most of us don't run 'luxury yachts', in fact a lot of these so called are MCA coded and use fuel at commercial rates anyway.

Why should commercial users get lower duty fuel, they can just pass costs on to their customers. Private users don't have customers!
 
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