petrol prices going up, fill up now

Woby_Tide

madfrenchgirl wrote:

It s OK, it is just that I dont appreciate being called funny names from a total stranger. How would you like me to call you Rosbif?

Funny that as the original post I replied to made no mention of the French


The French sticking their oar in getting all political and stomping their feet on the sidelines, whatever next :rolleyes:

(I guess this explains the mad bit):whistle:

Matthew2005

Ive stockpiled a load in wheelie bins in my kitchen so I am sorted for quite a while.

billieboy_2

Matthew2005 wrote:

Ive stockpiled a load in wheelie bins in my kitchen so I am sorted for quite a while.

I hope you mean garlic and not petrol! ( ) Sounds dangerous to me.

Murphy_The_Cat

matthew2005 you are kidding I hope ?

You don't really have petrol in wheelie bins in your kitchen and if so is it the garden waste, general waste, glass recycling or paper bin?

MTC

p.s. Woby_Tide now that i've looked i never mentioned any country either !

madfrenchgirl

ooooooooooooooooh Nevermind....

dccarm

taxi97w wrote:

Don't believe the propaganda!

I listen to an american radio station in Oregon via the internet during the weekdays whilst at work.
Yesterday, the on the news they reported that the petrol went 'down' in price and the industry is stabalising.
I come home to the six o'clock news and hear more 'rip off Britain' stuff again. This government and media has a lot to answer for.

Interestingly, I just got tomorrow's bulk price at work (we buy by the tanker load.) The price jumped last Friday by 3p, but has since come back down by 2p and is sitting roughly where it was in the middle of August maybe half a pence higher.) So it appears the industry is indeed milking the hype as much as it can.

santana-mx3

taxi97w wrote:

Don't believe the propaganda!

I listen to an american radio station in Oregon via the internet during the weekdays whilst at work.
Yesterday, the on the news they reported that the petrol went 'down' in price and the industry is stabalising.
I come home to the six o'clock news and hear more 'rip off Britain' stuff again. This government and media has a lot to answer for.

I look at the NewsNow news feed on petrol/oil prices from time to time - it's not localised so you see a list of reports from various organisations, covering different countries, reporting falls/rises or predictions of falls/rises/trends.

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/newsfeed/?name=Oil+Prices

There are sometimes some useful articles to be found - not always of course.

Doppleganger

The World price has fallen $5 or 7% since the high of the 30th August. :T So eventually the pump price may fall in-line :mad:

Where I live in Manchester the highest pump price i've seen is 95.9p whilst the average is 93.9p for unleaded, not even derv has gone over 98.9p

Perhaps the hype of the OP was just that goodwill HYPE anyhow like I care, whatever the price i'll always pay it as my 5 litre beast loves the stuff

Skint_Catt

103.9p in Evesham, Worcs - 88.9p in Cannock, Staffs. No bloody continuity whatsoever.

S_C

N9eav

Unleaded has just gone down and diesel too. Only 92p for diesel now, which is a relief. £1 a litre was getting scary