Quick Question

[cemetary]

Maybe so, but certainly not good for the fancier as it will add to the cost of putting our doos down the road

 

Thats pigeon racing for you, dont think this game is going to get cheaper doo yi, fuel going up or down, still dear. but enjoyable, win or loose,

 

As for the guy who trains them for all yous lucky people, well done, more money in his hipper for the time he spends away from his birds,

 

HIGHER FUEL COSTS FIR ME,

[cemetary]

A heard the day when a was up at Aberdeen, they are going to give all Offshore workers cheaper fuel, as they are the guys who deserve it, looking at some kind of code for the individual,

 

Hope this happens,

[Fair Play]

That's so you can sail your own boat instead of usinfg the helicoptor

[sapper756]

Good to here the price is rising, more money fir the guys who work offshore, oh happy days, am not complaining about the price, HIGHER HIGHER,

 

1p off a litrehttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0136-giggle.gif 4p fuel duty increase droppedhttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0136-giggle.gif

 

does this mean cem and Black w/f will now drop into povertyhttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0136-giggle.gifhttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0136-giggle.gifhttp://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/emoticon-0136-giggle.gif

 

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[cemetary]

1p off a litre 4p fuel duty increase dropped

 

does this mean cem and Black w/f will now drop into poverty

 

 

 

No because if we doo, whos going ti pay the TAXES for the DODGERS oot there,

[Guest Davy Fleming]

TYPICAL FIFER

[sapper756]

Budget 2011: Oil industry tax 'will not hit motorists

 

 

The windfall tax on oil companies announced in the Budget will not be passed on to motorists in higher fuel prices, a Treasury minister has said.

 

The chancellor announced a £2bn windfall tax on North Sea oil producers, to pay for a fuel duty cut.

 

Labour said the oil firms might recoup this through higher pump prices.

 

But Danny Alexander said consumers would not be passed these costs because petrol retailers could source oil from whatever source was the cheapest.

 

In Wednesday's Budget, Chancellor George Osborne said: "The price of oil has risen 35% in just five months. Oil companies are making unexpected profits."

 

He said he would introduce what he described as a "fair fuel stabiliser", adding: "From tomorrow the supplementary charge levied on oil and gas production will increase from 20% to 32%."

 

He said this would raise an additional £2bn ($3.3bn).

 

"I don't want important investment in the North Sea lost," Mr Osborne continued.

 

"If the oil price sustains a fall below $75 - and we will consult on the precise figure - we will reintroduce the escalator and reduce the new oil tax in proportion."