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Planned Protest

Planning is underway for a peaceful and lawful public demonstration concerning fuel prices and their impact on households, workers and businesses.

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Event details

Protest details

Status
Planning
Date
To be announced
Time
To be announced
Location
To be announced

Nothing here is confirmed until it appears in this table. Event details will only be published here once they are confirmed. Meeting point, accessibility and participation information will be added when agreed. Registering your interest does not mean an event is confirmed or that you are committing to attend.

Enquiries and organiser contact

For enquiries about the planned demonstration or getting involved with Fuel Crisis England, contact us directly.

07943 137238 contact.fuelcrisisengland@gmail.com

Background

Why are we organising?

Fuel is a significant cost for many motorists, households and businesses, particularly for people whose work depends on driving.

Pump prices are influenced by several factors, including wholesale costs, Fuel Duty, VAT and retailer costs and margins.

The purpose of a potential demonstration would be to raise public awareness of these costs and the questions Fuel Crisis England is raising with government and regulators, set out in Our Demands. Current figures are on our Live Fuel Prices page, which names the source of each one.

Fuel Crisis England is independent of political parties and government and does not tell anyone how to vote.

Ground rules

Peaceful and lawful participation

This planned demonstration is intended to be peaceful and lawful.

Participants are expected to respect other road users, residents, emergency services, businesses and members of the public.

  • No violence, intimidation or harassment.
  • No damage to property.
  • No dangerous driving.
  • Emergency vehicles must always be able to get through.
  • Follow the law and any instructions from police and safety officials.

Read our guidance on lawful protest. It is general information, not legal advice.

Petition

Sign the Petition

FCE's petition calls for transparency and answers on fuel affordability: how fuel taxes, wholesale costs and retailer margins make up the pump price, and what government will do when prices rise sharply.

It is operated by Fuel Crisis England as an independent campaign petition. It is not a government petition and is not run by another organisation.

2 signatures

of 25,000 target

Real signatures submitted through this site, one per email address. This is an FCE campaign petition, not an official UK Parliament petition.

Sign FCE's PetitionOfficial UK Parliament petitions

The second link leads to petitions run by the UK Parliament. It is an external official resource and is not connected to Fuel Crisis England. The petition page explains what we collect and how it is handled.

Stay informed

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Add your voice. Share how fuel costs affect you and sign the Fuel Crisis England petition. Three people hold a banner reading Fuel is unaffordable. 25,000 signature target. fuelcrisisengland.co.uk.

 

Tap the image to sign. This is Fuel Crisis England's own petition, not an official UK Parliament petition.