Fed up with Fuel Prices
21 April 2006, 01:54 PM
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21 April 2006, 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Scoobless
I filled up today and paid 92.9p/litre
- 3 weeks ago at the same garage I paid 86.9p 
The amount of money Bliar and "crash" Gordon take off us is a joke, and we get to watch as its wasted.
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21 April 2006, 02:00 PM
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Yeah i always think theres a catch...but i filled in online form and recieved news letters and all with updates hows it going.....seems ok
21 April 2006, 02:47 PM
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Better get used to the fuel prices going up as a barrel of crude has just hit its highest yet with more rises to come. Last summers high petrol prices are due to be beat this summer.
Nothing to do with Labour for once, all to do with supply being down and demand massively up, Nigerias output is down due to pipelines being hit by rebels, the Gulf of Mexicos output is still massively down from max capacity due to Katrina and the demand is increasing due to China's and India's increased oil consumption.
Nothing to do with Labour for once, all to do with supply being down and demand massively up, Nigerias output is down due to pipelines being hit by rebels, the Gulf of Mexicos output is still massively down from max capacity due to Katrina and the demand is increasing due to China's and India's increased oil consumption.
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