Gwynedd firm warns of £1.5m fuel bill as MPs push for relief
Harlech Foodservice faces a 50% rise in diesel costs, prompting Plaid Cymru MPs to demand extension of rural fuel duty relief to Wales.
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Harlech Foodservice faces a 50% rise in diesel costs, prompting Plaid Cymru MPs to demand extension of rural fuel duty relief to Wales.
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