Diesel £1.34 / Petrol £1.39 @ Essar Grindley Brook

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Diesel 134.9 and petrol 139.9 at DA Roberts/Essar fuels Grindley Brook, Whitchurch, Shropshire SY134QJ.

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Edited by rachelandgromit, 29 April 2023

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23rd Apr
Wow... Diesel cheaper than petrol..
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23rd Apr
Diesel has been cheaper than petrol here for a couple of weeks now at least. Diesel has been 139.9, 138.9 and then dropped again to 136.9.
23rd Apr
I paid 161.9 today, which is the cheapest for miles around me
24th Apr
Cheaper than running an EV with the massive increases in KW price at EV chargers and average 37p / KW at home...ignoring some limited duration cheap rate offers
24th Apr
Assuming a diesel with 40mpg, it'd cost you 16p per mile at this price of diesel. Assuming an EV with 4 miles per kW, it'd cost you 9.25p per mile at 37p/kw
23rd Apr
Paid 154 yesterday for Diesel. Still steep.

Random question off topic but are diesels about to die off? As in would you buy a diesel now or buying petrol/electric!
23rd Apr
I wouldn't be paid to own an electric car.

Diesel until they pry it from me.
23rd Apr
That's a great price
23rd Apr
Funny how we think that now. Funny and sad. But you are right, it's the best price for a long time.
23rd Apr
These prices just go to show how all the big supermarkets are profiteering and ripping us all off.
23rd Apr
They have been price gouging for 12 months or more now. They are also cashing in quite nicely on the cost of living malarkey by upping their prices across everything far in excess of the true rises, because the cost of living crisis is so deeply ingrained in peoples mindsets that they are quite happy to accept the price rises nowadays.

The excess profits they have been making on fuel is simply abhorrent, but people will continue to blame the oil companies solely because the supermarkets work hard with effective marketing to portray themselves as the hard done to, cuddly protectors of the people. (edited)
24th Apr
Why is my local tesco still charging £1.65 for diesel
24th Apr
Because they are crooks
23rd Apr
I wish I could pay that for diesel. I'm paying 1.59 and it's killing me.
I do 100 miles a day and I'm not even well paid.

The gov't gives subsidies and benefits for everything else if you're struggling, but if you're being crippled by fuel costs you're on your own. (edited)
23rd Apr
The govt maintaining the fuel duty cut instead of prioritising other things is enough. I don't see why the govt should be subsidising petrol costs - pressuring companies to past on cost savings now prices are lower is another story. The real issue here is the companies being greedy
23rd Apr
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24th Apr
They have dropped for the past few months. Energy companies are making even more from us you now!
23rd Apr
Weber ewe are it’s mainly 162to 168 for diesel went to wales last week and it’s 151 for diesel
23rd Apr
20 miles from me, made the trip to top up when I was at about 1/8th of a tank left.

£1.61 is a good price for diesel locally, worth the trip.
24th Apr
Similar distrance to us. So we waited until we wanted a trip to North Wales. My mother also uses them for her heating oil as she lives nearer to D.A. Roberts.
23rd Apr
March 2022 UKOil (Brent) hit nearly $140 per barrel. The price at the pumps had a quick push up...Mid March oil hit just over $70 per barrel. Price at the pumps has dropped about 15% lol. Its such an amazing hustle and at this time oil companies have had bumper profits.
23rd Apr
Not just the oil companies, the price at the pumps are set by the retailers, the supermarkets spent 6 months last year with their prices per litre inflated by 20-30p!
24th Apr
Just goes to show how Diesel users are getting ripped off
24th Apr
I don't even have a diesel and think it is absolutely abhorrently the pricing scam that is currently being practiced by the majority!
24th Apr
Good to see the transport secretary has really got a handle on this
24th Apr
Great post rachelandgromit, heat given

Whilst this is still exorbitant prices at least the diesel / petrol relationship has been restored and it's showing the thieving buggers elsewhere for what they are; crooks.

Well done Essar!
28th Apr
Doing deliveries out of Chester, passed this a couple of times this week, always a queue. Didn't think to share it on here, good shout.
23rd Apr
Even costco here is 147.9 for diesel
24th Apr
Costco Reading £1.399 unleaded not sure about diesel.
23rd Apr
Ruddy 135.9 for petrol and 150.9 for diesel here. Our local stations all appear to have an 'issue' with dropping below 150p for diesel.
23rd Apr
Wish it was this price in my local area
23rd Apr
Sad that this is a great price. But sign ofbthe times. Not long since it was about to breach £2 and only came down due to oil companies being given subsidies to make it affordable for the end user.
24th Apr
This is an amazing price for diesel. Shell is 1.60+!
24th Apr
Quality that, well done essar
24th Apr
Will be interesting to see how long it takes everyone else to price diesel lower than petrol now that diesel wholesale cost is actually lower than petrol. Bet it doesn't happen.
24th Apr
Don’t forget the headlight fluid!
24th Apr
More than 20p per litre more around my area. They really are taking us for a ride with these prices. Great to see diesel cheaper than petrol the last time I saw that was in the Isle of wight in 2015. Granted it was only a penny cheaper then but still... (edited)
24th Apr
I still think the supermarkets are keeping their prices high due to lower footfall in store. As shoppers tighten their belts and shop elsewhere.
24th Apr
I think it’s more to do with since Asda was sold from Walmart, they used to have a fixed price countrywide and were usually the lowest but since then they aren’t anymore (edited)
24th Apr
Profiteering is rampant.
24th Apr
On my way, only 200 miles away, proper worth it
24th Apr
Just shows how most fuel stations are just cashing in
24th Apr
I was in Cornwall the other week. £1.59 unleaded near St Ives. Wadebridge 30 odd miles further up £ 1.42.
24th Apr
Wow, diesel is 20p cheaper than anywhere near me. That is a heck of a difference!
24th Apr
fill up there every two weeks great prices 25 p more in my local area (edited)
24th Apr
This station is almost 20 miles away from me. However it's 20p per litre more here so every 2 weeks I go here and fill up and just average out the cost it's still way cheaper than where I live.
24th Apr
The business to boycott is fuel racketeers EuroGarages run by the Issa brothers who also own Asda. When crude oil rises their pump prices immediately soar like a rocket when it falls their pump prices slowly drift down like a feather. (edited)
24th Apr
Can they deliver? Cracking price.. Its 155 here for diesel
24th Apr
Petrol is £1.359 here, although have seen it as much as £1.479 down the road too.
24th Apr
Good grief! The cheapest in and around Dumfries is 143.9 for petrol and 156.9 for diesel. It’s been the same for over 3 weeks now. Never understood how they can charge more for diesel than the more refined petrol product.
26th Apr
Filled up this morning as garage around 10miles
From my house to be greeted with this …. Garage didn’t appear to be bothered about guy with about x10 20 litre Jerry cans . That’s was the second row of cans he had filled Garage are really friendly with fantastic staff . It’s about time that the others reduced there prices

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26th Apr
Well for a start both the fuel station and the guy with the cans is breaking the law. Aside from the fact it's bang out of order.
You should report the garage. (edited)
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29th Apr
Diesel prices dropped again to 134.9
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3rd May
Still current as of 3rd May.