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What About Fuel Tax?
16th November 1962, Page 59
16th November 1962
Page 59
Page 59, 16th November 1962
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NOW that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has cut purchase tax on private cars at enormous expense, could he legitimately claim that it was impossible to relieve,the passenger transport industry of the burden of fuel tax, asked Mr. Raymond Birch, company chairman at thG Diamond Jubilee Lunch of the Yorkshire Traction Co. Ltd:, at Barnsley last week.
Passenger transport should be allowed to bring people to the centre Of the town and not forced outward, Mr. Birch told those present.