Fuel price dropping fast? (1 Viewer)

[Jim]

What are you paying? I just paid £1.33 A short time ago I paid £1.49 on the M4 What prices are you seeing right now?

 

[champers]

£1.37.9 was £1.38.9 last week

 

[Road Runner]

£1.36 Morrisons Crewe £60 worthoh:

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[carl65]

I paid £1.26 last week in Morrisons with my 5p pl off coupon for diesel !!

 

[pappajohn]

still £139.9 for diesel here.....all local garages are the same price including supermarkets.....except one garage at £140.9

LPG is still 74.9p and has been since january :thumb:

 

[Squire]

What are you paying? I just paid £1.33 A short time ago I paid £1.49 on the M4 What prices are you seeing right now?

Presumably for Petrol?

£1.32 at Morrisons, Guiseley Nr Leeds this afternoon

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[Hayleylulu]

PAID £250 pounds when i filled smudgres bus up well i filled smudger paid

 

[Brisey]

£1.32.9 for petrol and £1.35.9 for diesel here in West London.

 

[paulmold]

Esso garage on A5 near Oswestry - 129.9 petrol, 132.9 diesel

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[davejmobile]

fuel cost

isle of man price for diesel still 1.48.9 b.p and totaloh:

 

[Jim]

Presumably for Petrol?

£1.32 at Morrisons, Guiseley Nr Leeds this afternoon

No Diesel, don't recall the petrol price.

 

[GJH]

Diesel at Morrisons Teesside Park:
138.9 per litre June 20
135.9 per litre June 28

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[chrisgreen]

diesel £134.9 in banbury on friday.

 

[Sundowners]

should have filled up before we left Cheshire (£1.35.9) ------just bought SOME diesel at £1.38.9 (and he said it has just gone DOWN)
Nigel & Pamala

 

[motor roamin]

Blowed if I know gave up looking but I will get one of the guys to check tomorrow.

All the best Rick

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[runrig]

Morrison Sheffield - LPG -£73.5 its come down .4 since last week, petrol has come down 2p, why the difference when LPG is supposed to be at least half the price of petrol

Damned if i understand itoh:

 

[mikebeaches]

Diesel £1.32.9 at Sainsburys, Winterstoke Road, Bristol today - less 10p per litre discount for spending £60 on groceries in the store = £1.22.9.

(10 p offer on shopping between today and Sunday 03/09, and the voucher we got today was valid for a week).

 

[lorger]

Paying £133 here for diesel. Jim i assume you use the mhf log book and record when filling up when we first used the book we got 70L for just over £70 and that was only 2 years ago. Still use the book and good way of looking back on prices.

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[canopus]

Will be in Luxembourg tomorrow so running on fumes till we get there. Hope its less than 1euro 20

 

[haganap]

the only thing that will rescue our economy, a reduction in fuel prices, meaning cheaper purchases, meaning more things made, meaning more money about, meaning a quash on inflation, meaning eventually a raise in interest rates to give our pensioner's and savers a little bit of money they have not had for many years, meaning more disposable income for them, meaning more work for the common man, meaning despite paying more on his mortgage, more security and more confidence to borrow the money that is now back in the banks, meaning, back where we were 12 years ago....

 

[niggle]

£ 1.28 for diesel in aldershot jet :thumb::thumb:

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[spannermanwigan]

132.7 asda wigan yesterday:thumb:

 

[rainbow chasers]

132.9 down here! I was shocked as you last night when I topped up - I had heard rumours of a price war looming, but you hear that so often, I didn't pay much attention.

 

[dellwood33]

the only thing that will rescue our economy, a reduction in fuel prices, meaning cheaper purchases, meaning more things made, meaning more money about, meaning a quash on inflation, meaning eventually a raise in interest rates to give our pensioner's and savers a little bit of money they have not had for many years, meaning more disposable income for them, meaning more work for the common man, meaning despite paying more on his mortgage, more security and more confidence to borrow the money that is now back in the banks, meaning, back where we were 12 years ago....

Paul - I think you are being a bit of a "Meanie"

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[jonandshell]

Euro 1.23 at Carrefour, Calais!

Bloody rip off Britain!

 

[Carol]

Filled the car up today at Asda with deisel £1.33 a improvement, as least the supermarkets are keeping the prices real.

 

[paulmold]

deisel £1.33 a improvement, as least the supermarkets are keeping the prices real.

Who'd have thought that we would think £1.33 was 'keeping the prices real'

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[smudger]

topped up the tank today...i started with jus over half a tank..cost me...£139.9p a ltr x163.56 ltrs =£228.82. :Sad:

 

[Carol]

Who'd have thought that we would think £1.33 was 'keeping the prices real'

Hi Paul, (from just up the road from me), it does sound unbelievable but after seeing it at £1.59p in the Highlands of Scotland not long ago it did not seem to bad.

 

[American Dream]

topped up the tank today...i started with jus over half a tank..cost me...£139.9p a ltr x163.56 ltrs =£228.82. :Sad:

Crikey...

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