We can make a change
People deserve a voice on fuel affordability.
Every option here is lawful and peaceful. Choose the ones that work for you.
Change can happen when people organise, ask informed questions, present evidence and make their concerns visible through lawful democratic channels.
Contact your MP
Ask your MP about Fuel Duty, VAT, energy-company profits, and fuel affordability with an evidence-based email template.
Write to your MPSign the public petition
Add your name to call for transparency and answers on fuel affordability.
Sign the petitionShare your fuel cost experience
Tell us how fuel prices are affecting you. Anonymised, moderated experiences help build a fuller picture.
Share your experienceLearn about peaceful protest
Understand how to take part in lawful, peaceful civic action safely and responsibly.
Read the guidanceJoin a public meeting
Look out for local, lawfully organised public meetings and community discussions on fuel affordability.
Learn moreShare verified information
Help others by sharing verified facts and official sources rather than speculation.
Browse verified sourcesContact consumer organisations
Consumer bodies such as Citizens Advice and Which? can advise on consumer rights and escalate patterns of concern.
Visit Citizens AdviceRespond to government consultations
When government or regulators open public consultations relevant to fuel or energy policy, submitting a response is a direct, lawful way to be heard.
Browse GOV.UK consultationsSupport community fuel-saving initiatives
Car-sharing schemes, local lift-shares, and community transport groups can reduce costs for everyone involved.
See fuel-saving ideasDiscuss fuel affordability with local representatives
Local councillors and representatives can also raise fuel affordability concerns, alongside your MP.
Start with your MPStay lawful and safe
Peaceful protest and civic action
Lawful, peaceful protest
People may participate in lawful, peaceful protest and civic action, subject to applicable UK laws and public safety requirements. Fuel Crisis England does not organise protests and does not encourage or endorse any unlawful activity.
- Check official rules for public assembly or protest in your area before organising or attending.
- Obtain any required permissions or notify the police in advance where this is legally required.
- Keep emergency vehicle routes clear at all times.
- Respect other road users, pedestrians, and residents.
- Never engage in threats, violence, harassment, dangerous driving, or property damage.
- Follow all instructions from police and safety officials at all times.
Stay within the law.
Get involved locally
Public meetings and community discussions
Lawfully organised public meetings and community discussions are a valuable way to raise fuel affordability with local representatives and neighbours. We do not currently have specific meetings to list — check with your local council, community groups, or MP's office for upcoming events in your area.
Ready to add your name?
Sign the petition and share your experience with fuel costs.