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the price increase on fuel
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Once the £1 a litre barrier was broken the next stop will be £2 I bet it hovers just below for months then a "green" tax hike will take it through and the cruise up to £3 will start.0
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I hope the 'glass' (?) ceiling is lower than that (150p?), but who knows?
Some people are so naive though, I spoke with our FD about increasing the mileage rates by at least a penny given the recent hikes, he responded that he wanted to wait a while to see if the price came back down. :rolleyes2
He just didn't get my point about £1 being the ceiling for a while which was now broken so it just wouldn't come down...
(He wasn't just being tight either).Toyota - 'Always a better way', avoid buying Toyota.0 -
checked out petrolprices and it seems our cheapest is over the river in North Shields!!!:: No Unauthorised Links in Signatures please - FM ::0
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rockabilly_spike wrote: »Have the the prices of diesel and petrol gone up anywhere else but round our way (South Shields, Nr Sunderland) or is it UK wide?
We only pay 30p a litre down south, the bloke at the petrol station told me they fleece people in the north east to sponsor our cheap fuel..."Love you Dave Brooker! x"
"i sent a letter headded sales of god act 1979"0 -
Once the £1 a litre barrier was broken the next stop will be £2 I bet it hovers just below for months then a "green" tax hike will take it through and the cruise up to £3 will start.
Then 60 million brits will smash up the refineries!!!!!Live for what tomorrow has to bring, not what yesterday has taken away0
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