Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is paying for motorists to buy cut-rate fuel for one day to give a taste of what pump prices would look like if he were Prime Minister, stating he would slash green levies and subsidies.
Reform UK’s Rob Jenrick updated the totem prices at a fuel station in Derbyshire in England’s East Midlands on Tuesday morning, introducing a one-day price cut of 25-pence a litre, or $1.25 a gallon. This would make the forecourt the cheapest in Britain, Reform said, promising under a Farage government that “the war on the motorist would be over”.
Decrying the Labour government and Chancellor Rachel Reeves for using “sneaky” taxes…
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