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Sat 6 Dec 2014 19:51

Fuel prices - hillman

I have been pleased to see the price of petrol dropping week by week but am worried that it will overshoot by a long way when the present political manoeuvres are resolved. It seems that the US and EU are trying to bring the Russians to the table, and the Saudis are trying to bring the US ‘frackists’ to the table. But, what about we poor motorists ? – they don’t seem to care about us.

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Sat 6 Dec 2014 20:32

Fuel prices - Smileyman

So what's new?

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Sat 6 Dec 2014 21:43

Fuel prices - Chris M

Had a nice surprise this afternoon. Locally, petrol is 118.9p, with ASDA 117.7p. However, this week Sainsburys opened a shiney new shed a couple of hundred metres from said ASDA, so ASDA has reduced their price to 115.7p. Long may it last, although I doubt it will!

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