MSE News: Petrol prices on the rise again

Former_MSE_Guy

"The price of petrol at the pumps is rising again after weeks of falls..."

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Petrol prices on the rise again

Gordon_Hose

This isn't news! lol

crispy_chris

This is the least interesting news story I've read in a long time.

Shock horror, petrol prices go down - then go up again, didn't see that one coming!

Grand_Benders

Across the UK, petrol is cheapest in Yorkshire and Humberside at 131.6p a litre and most expensive in Northern Ireland at 133.4p.

The AA have a funny perception of the 'UK' then :mad:, because it's been 127.9 a litre in West/Central Scotland for weeks. :j

oldagetraveller

Strange, both Petrol and Diesel have reduced a further 1p at my nearest Shell (Diesel 133.9p/l). Tesco have reduced 2p (Diesel 131.9p/l) at the store I shop!
You should really check your source Mr Guy. Isn't that what good "journalists" do? Oh no, silly me, of course they don't.

Mr_Thrifty

Slow news day?

Trebor16

After reaching a low of $90 per barrel the price of oil has gone back up to $104. In some areas prices have been increased.

jobdone1

oldagetraveller wrote: »

Strange, both Petrol and Diesel have reduced a further 1p at my nearest Shell (Diesel 133.9p/l). Tesco have reduced 2p (Diesel 131.9p/l) at the store I shop!
You should really check your source Mr Guy. Isn't that what good "journalists" do? Oh no, silly me, of course they don't.

Well here in the south east rip off part of the country it has gone up around 2ppl for both grades.

Thats why the south should get higher wages and benefits because the cost of living is higher.

mambo69

jobdone1 wrote: »

Well here in the south east rip off part of the country it has gone up around 2ppl for both grades.

Thats why the south should get higher wages and benefits because the cost of living is higher.

Maybe your just mugs who think your better than the rest of the country so we all charge you more and then retreat past watford to enjoy our profits?

im-lost

Another non news story, as you'd expect from a 'journalist' that
came from the red tops.

It'll be news when petrol either rises to 2.00 a litre or drops to
less than as quid a litre.

Regardless of what a few people on here say, the majority couldn't
give 2 hoots about a 50p increase or decrease in the cost to fill their
tanks, it makes almost no increase in your cost per mile.