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10ClarionSt | 07:36 Thu 03rd Aug 2023 | ChatterBank
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Holiday season is here, so petrol prices go up. What a surprise eh? Tesco near here is selling petrol for £1.40 pl. Tesco 3 miles away is selling it for £1.44 pl. During the parliamentary inquiry a couple of months ago, the price went down. What a coincidence eh? Having been dragged into the commons, the petrol free-for-all is allowed to continue.
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Supply and demand.

Unless you want to live in a communist state then thats the way it has to be.

Remember most of it is tax anyway, perhaps Hunt should be dragged in front of a committee?
And the sun will rise tomorrow.
supermarkets can have differing prices on fuel, round my way they do
anyway by a few pence per litre
Supermarkets used to sell their petrol cheaply to try to draw people to their stores. They have now decided not to price so keenly, presumably because they don't think it really works.
They are quite within their rights to do that. No amount of bluster can force them to.
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Thanks for the replies folks.

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Close the door and I'm sweatn' agin. Life sure gets tedious don't it"?

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