Hold government accountable
Government Accountability
Beyond a single email: ask for evidence, and share verified information lawfully and respectfully. We don't log who you contact — see our privacy approach.
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What to ask for
Ask For Answers, Ask For Evidence
Ask for answers on
- Fuel Duty
- VAT
- Fuel affordability
- Tax receipts
- Support for essential drivers
- Energy-company profits
- Competition
- Excess-profit measures
- Cost-of-living effects
Ask for evidence
Encourage your MP or the Government to publish or explain:
- The current tax rate
- The next planned change
- Revenue figures
- Impact assessments
- Policy reviews
- Explanations of decisions
Share verified information
Encourage others to share:
- Official figures
- Source links
- Government announcements
- Annual reports
- Regulator findings
Keep it lawful and respectful.
Shared publicly, only if you choose
What Are MPs Saying?
Example MP
Example Constituency
Example editorial note: this is what a constituent's brief summary of an MP's reply might look like once shared and moderated — for instance, noting that the MP raised the matter with the Treasury and would follow up in writing.
Example MP
Example Constituency
“Example direct quote: "Thank you for raising this important issue. I share your concerns about the impact of fuel costs on constituents and will continue to press the Treasury on this matter."”
These are illustrative examples, not real submissions.