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Title: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: bobotheclown on 26 January 2013, 20:24

Could go up as much as 4p. Cue the panic buying.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21208524

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: JC on 26 January 2013, 20:26

queue the posting of such links on all owners forums and social media to enhance the panic buying  :laugh:

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: gibby on 26 January 2013, 20:37

Quote from: Chuff on 26 January 2013, 20:26

queue the posting of such links on all owners forums and social media to enhance the panic buying  :laugh:

:laugh:

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: clipperjay on 26 January 2013, 20:52

 :laugh: :lipsrsealed:

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: bobbarley on 26 January 2013, 21:06

The government are dicks.

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: Scott-R on 26 January 2013, 21:08

How much are you paying down in the south of the island? 

roughly £1.30 up here for the good 99 momentum!

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: T_J_G on 26 January 2013, 21:14

140.9 for derv earlier. Tanked it. More expense :(

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: bobotheclown on 26 January 2013, 21:17

Oh panic buying will happen whether its posted on social media/forums as the bbc have been promoting this story heavily on their website and 24 hour news channel.

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: JC on 26 January 2013, 21:24

i rarely watch the BBC, didnt know about this til you told me  :shocked:

now have 3 filled up cars though  :grin: :laugh:

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: Toby on 26 January 2013, 21:45

£1.36.9p per liter for unleaded near Brighton!  :rolleyes:

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: Diamond Hell on 28 January 2013, 09:50

Yawn.

In other hot news, I understand the Pope is Catholic and an old fish died at sea.

Title: Re: Petrol prices going up?
Post by: Organisys on 28 January 2013, 12:25

Exactly.


Long term petrol is unlikely to get any cheaper, now is it ?

 :wink: