its up again

what i want to know is why petrol keeps going up . so far this week my local one has put there petrol up by 3p a ltre . tuesday it was 98.9 per litre .now its 101.9 per litre . how much would petrol be if it goes up to $147 a barrel like it did last time . its really starting to p me off . i think its time to start the protests again . what else can we do :twisted:

it go's up straight away with price on barrel but takes ages after the price of oil drops to come down at the pmps

My diesel is 100.9p and i was moaning.

i was reading in the local paper the other day that there was oil tankerships sitting just outside the docks waiting to see who would give em the highest price because of the low cost of a barrel of oil . its just robbery . they know we need petrol so they just charge what they like . how much will we be paying this time next month 109.9 a litre :!:

go to http://www.petrolprices.com/ intresting site tell you lods of info and it tell you the cheapest fuel in you area. Place near me charges 86p for bio diesel

cheers mate will have a look .

Interestingly enough, my local Asda's are still at 99.9p for Diesel, all 3 of em.... And that's with petrol at 98.9 too

One wonders if they're trying to keep prices below £1/litre for as long as possible so as to get people in to do their weekly shop. I mean, for every extra punter that comes in and spends £60 or more buying the groceries, the profits on that must be worth taking a pound or so's hit on the fuel.
It sort of works on me, at anyrate.

I wish the price included road tax, :sick:

of seeing people on the cop shows more or less getting away with it,i know some 1 who gets nabbed and the a few weeks later they are driving another car,they dont care.
Petrol prices have been going up for ages,nothing on the telly being reported,its ok if you are rich then you can afford to do wot you like,and oh the transport industry how they will suffer,unless you come from over seas,dont want to get on that 1 :evil:

What i do not get is where i live there are tesco`s within reasonable distance both have petrol yet charge different prices. The highest is Esso at 99p. Shell at 97.8p think and the somerfield next to it is 96.9p. There is asda within a 10mile raduis that have different prices. it seem any more than 2mile and the price differs