petrol prices
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Yep, just topped here with a 109.9 in Cardiff, and that was the cheapest. Think I'll head into the valleys, last time I was up there the price in Cardiff was around 107 but I managed to top up for a price of 104. Maybe I'll find another bargain. 
... of course, I'd have to drive there and back, so there goes my saving..
... of course, I'd have to drive there and back, so there goes my saving..
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105.9-106.9 for Unleaded, Diesel was about 115-116, Sunderland (well was yesterday, never passed a garage today so don't know if its changed.
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I paid 106.9 in the west bridgeford asda last night. though it ranges from 105.9 (i saw that the other day) to 109.9.
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107 odd now cheapest at Morrisons, but the cheeky swines have put it up twice in the last week, was 2p cheaper 
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Sainsbury's last night was 105.9 - but I spent more than £50 in the store so I can get 5p/l off....going to nearly clear the tank, then go fill up with it.
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I could use some free fuel Instead I'm trying to drive less.
Instead I'm trying to drive less.
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And how if you don't mind me asking have you managed that?I got another 75 litres of FREE FUELthis very morning
I have now had around 195 litres in the last 4 weeks for Nowt
I have to admit to going for a drive today once i had topped up. Popped off down the lanes & across the common, window down sun blaring & tunes on. I did/do wonder just how long people will put up with paying these prices & when they will stop using there cars apart from those times when they really have to use it.
I also wonder what the **** the Oil companys would do if we just stopped using therfore needing there oil/fuel. I s'pose there'll just shift the charges & the tax on to something else we have to use as they have already risen the price of other necessitys like Leccy, Gas, Bread, Milk Petrol, Derv.
Personally i think it will be water, Meat & veg.
I also wonder what the **** the Oil companys would do if we just stopped using therfore needing there oil/fuel. I s'pose there'll just shift the charges & the tax on to something else we have to use as they have already risen the price of other necessitys like Leccy, Gas, Bread, Milk Petrol, Derv.
Personally i think it will be water, Meat & veg.