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PostPosted: Fri Sep 09, 2005 6:42 pm 
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You decide. :-$

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Well that's that one put to bed then :D

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1000 pounds aweek for petrol for 3 cars THATS BUSY


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 12:20 pm 
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Location: Plymouth, i think, i'll just check the A to Z!
103p a litre? its still 89.9 at my local tesco (fri night) and diesel 94.9p


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 5:11 pm 
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steveo wrote:
103p a litre? its still 89.9 at my local tesco (fri night) and diesel 94.9p


95.9 a litre can be had in the north west but most are charging 97.9. It might be wise to keep each other informed in this thread if we come across any abnormally low prices.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 10, 2005 5:17 pm 
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bio- deisel 79.99 prescot road Liverpool . Great stuff . Some Taxi baron might be getting a nose bleed in a few months, tough . who cares the perks of being a serf.


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By all accounts red diesel is quite cheap down in Plymouth.

Or so I'm told. :roll: :roll:

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Location: Plymouth, i think, i'll just check the A to Z!
i went through Exeter on a job last night, diesel was 99.5p :shock: :shock:


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Bit far for alot of you Shell Bourne End Bucks is 95.9 up the road BP the robbers 98.9


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94.9 at the Shell station A34 Kingsway/Fog Lane Manchester.

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Diesel 77p per litre in Calais. :sad:

http://www.day-tripper.net/zxo/zxo2sup-auchan.html

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:08 pm 
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national in edinburgh still charging most http://www.edinburghservicestations.com ... d=National
who are the idiots who buy from here?


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:06 pm 
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I dont think it is a case of people being idiots :shock:


It's a complicated business, so some of the filling stations have no choice in the amount they charge (rather than selling at a loss) you will be aware of the situation in the rural areas of Scotland, the western isles and the Highlands and islands, they have been paying more for years.


If you look at section 4 of this OFT document, it explains some of the factors involved in the pricing of fuel.

http://www.oft.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/E35F ... oft305.pdf


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Location: dundee land of many plates
this is is in edinburgh the capital , like most major citys you are always five minutes drive from a garage, but as you say rural garages have no choice but there is a limit on how far they can go, there is a small village called glamis about 12 miles from dundee it had a petrol station for years but like most small garages had to charge more than the average garage prices, as soon as the prices were too dear he lost the passing trade (comuters, lorries, from perth, dundee, forfar,aberdeen) who would fill up before leaving their own town,eventually he even lost the locals ,instead of filling up they would buy maybe 3 quids worth then when in the nearest bigger town fill up, its a shame as the guy who owned it was very popular and at one time it was a very busy garage


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