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why do you want to watch/listen to it in full now? just wait till you get home and catch the "highlights" on the 6oclock news

we cant do anything about it now.?

Coz I'm running around trying to get a starter motor and bolt it on and and and my times free at work :lol:

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From the budget document

7.75 To strengthen environmental incentives, the Government announces further

reforms to VED:

• a new higher band of graduated VED (band G), set at £210 for petrol cars, will

be introduced for the most polluting new cars (those above 225g of carbon

dioxide emissions per kilometre);

• the VED rate for the small number of cars with the very lowest carbon

emissions (band A) will be reduced to £0 to encourage take-up and assist the

development of the low carbon car market;

• VED rates will also be reduced for band B by £35 and C by £5, frozen for

bands D and E, and increased by £25 for band F;

• rates for pre-2001 registered cars and light goods vehicles in the lower band

will be frozen with the higher band increased by £5;

• the reduced rate of graduated VED for alternative fuel cars will be extended to

include those cars manufactured to run on high blend bioethanol (E85); and

• In total, 50 per cent of cars will see their VED frozen or reduced.Three million

cars will pay VED of £100 or less.

It appears that the £210 band G is for NEW vehicles, not existing, so I guess for most of us with post 2001 vehicles that means a £25 increase to £195. Those with older models get away with at most a £5 increase

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From the budget document

7.75 To strengthen environmental incentives, the Government announces further

reforms to VED:

• a new higher band of graduated VED (band G), set at £210 for petrol cars, will

be introduced for the most polluting new cars (those above 225g of carbon

dioxide emissions per kilometre);

•It appears that the £210 band G is for NEW vehicles, not existing, so I guess for most of us with post 2001 vehicles that means a £25 increase to £195. Those with older models get away with at most a £5 increase

So, i wonder if diesel defenders/disco's etc are safe?

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If you ask me they should have put a tax on football!!

Or better still abolish it........idiotic game.......

Bunch of poofs chasing a pigs bladder around a field.........I ask you.....

Jon

wot about womens football?

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Same reason as some people like to watch football live and not just catch the score on the news? I dunno why people like football mind.

Chris

The only funny thing Johnathon Ross has ever said

" l don't know much about football because lets facing it, its a game for commoners"

:lol::lol:

Does this mean my 99 td5 Disco have a £200+ road tax :angry:

what about if I go a buy a old Lorry and a small car is that not more environmentally friendly "Dime Bar"

Car for to and from work 50% of my driving :unsure:

Lorry for everything else the other 50% of my driving :blink:

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Does this mean my 99 td5 Disco have a £200+ road tax :angry:

No, £175 as I read it.

rates for pre-2001 registered cars and light goods vehicles in the lower band

will be frozen with the higher band increased by £5;

Chris

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Does this mean my 99 td5 Disco have a £200+ road tax :angry:

what about if I go a buy a old Lorry and a small car is that not more environmentally friendly "Dime Bar"

I'd read it as your 99 Disco gets a £5 increase :)

My 2003 Disco gets a £25 increase despite having the same engine :angry:

Makes no sense to me at all

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Yeah, but not this bloody shambles we're stuck with at the moment!!

£14m

that's all the Labour party is worth

shorly they have higher standard than that

Having said that I have always thought the red rose was a waste of time .

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The idea of some really enviromentally friendly cars being zero for road tax in my opinion does not seem right, unless 'hybrid' means its part car- part flymo it still takes up space and wears the road out....!!

also, if i never heard the following expressions ever again it would be too soon.....

'Gas-guzzlers'

'4x4's will be HIT'

'Panic at the pumps'

etc. etc.

James (cringing)

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