Summary
The Felix Project, a UK charity, is struggling with higher energy and fuel prices due to a conflict in the Middle East affecting oil supply. The increased costs are impacting their ability to distribute food, and they, along with other businesses, are seeking government help. The UK government has responded by announcing support measures to address the situation.
Key Facts
- The Felix Project is a food redistribution charity operating in London.
- The charity is facing higher energy and fuel costs due to a conflict in the Middle East.
- The conflict has caused oil prices to rise, with the Strait of Hormuz being a major oil trade route affected.
- Average petrol prices in the UK have risen to about £1.52 per litre.
- Diesel prices have increased to just over £1.82 per litre.
- The Felix Project uses 60 vans for food delivery, making them concerned about fuel costs.
- The UK government has announced measures to help with energy costs for businesses and families.
- The conflict in the Middle East continues to affect global and local economies.
