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Petrol £1.459p / litre at Griffiths Garage, Leintwardine, Herefordshire. SY7 0JZ
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Posted 11 September 2022

Petrol £1.459p / litre at Griffiths Garage, Leintwardine, Herefordshire. SY7 0JZ

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Once again the small independent's bloody the nose of the huge multi nationals. Still costs too much but can't find it cheaper!
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Edited by a community support team member, 12 September 2022
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  1. gummy_bear's avatar
    Just think of all the haulage firms that are still been ripped off with the price of diesel compared to petrol it's an absolute joke
    campers's avatar
    I'm a truck driver. £5-6 hundred quid in fuel a day. Multiply by xx trucks they got, you can imagine the pressure on transport companies.
  2. ClareNet's avatar
    This is my mum's local garage and I always fill my tank when I visit. It's a family business. If the little guys can do it how much profit are the bigger chains making?
    madsheep's avatar
    I was camping near there in august when they were charging £1.55. Had to fill up there.
  3. Tunner's avatar
    A recent article in the 'financial pages' stated that supermarkets have been subsidising 'basics' food price rises, by not passing on the reduction in petrol price to the customer. Swings and roundabouts........
  4. vulcanproject's avatar
    Why is there such a difference between petrol and diesel? Because a significant proportion of the UK's diesel came from Russia. Which has now been phased out. The markets for refined diesel were tighter in supply than that of those for petrol BEFORE the war. Worse now.

    What you should pay attention to is that the cost of oil is dropping. Brent was $125 a barrel in June but about $90 today. Considering Europe looks like it is heading straight towards recession you can expect that to fall A LOT more, it looks inevitable. The Kremlin will not be partying. Something like 60 percent of their entire income is oil exports. If oil ends up $50 a barrel by spring then their economy will be a smoking ruin.
    Ega_Hacass's avatar
    And then barrel will be back to 150 in no time ....
  5. porky232's avatar
    The petrol is at a crazy price, plus it's 10% ethanol from plants. You don't get as much to the litre out of it because it contains less energy. In older cars it can rot pipes too. I use super unleaded because it only contains 5% ethanol, costs me £1.73 p a litre.
  6. mickrick's avatar
    It's disgraceful that we should be considering this a "deal".
  7. MrHot's avatar
    Saffrons Cross, Bodenham is close to this price as well.

    Remember these small ones aren't open long hours. And he does run out!

    They have no quarms over jerry cans either.

    Went up to £1.579, not as good as before (15th Sept 2022) (edited)
  8. Adddddd's avatar
    Cold! Never ever seen petrol so expensive before!
    bluesuns2's avatar
    Have you been living on another planet?
  9. JaguarMan's avatar
    Great find virgil47
    Just topped mine up in Cardiff £1.69 esso
    Coming down but like a snail compared to when it’s goes up which is instant
    scrubber's avatar
    The industry mantra has historically been up like a rocket, down like a feather.
    Unless it's BP who only seem to price gouge as in so many residential areas they still charge 189.9.
    Waitrose in Wyndmondham had 189.9 pence on their signage but at the till charged 189.99 !! I let them know what I thought of this.
  10. wayne.morris0cN's avatar
    Looks like diesel drivers are paying for the cheap petrol. 26p difference..rip off
    HappyShopper's avatar
    My thoughts too - problem is, this price disparity between petrol and diesel is now here to stay.
  11. thr0tt's avatar
    It’s going to take me a tank of petrol to get there but a deals a deal right ! (edited)
  12. Dan_the_man28's avatar
    Still 10p per litre higher than it should be
    AX31's avatar
    Honestly. Shut up. Lol. This is so boring now.
  13. campers's avatar
    nearly 30p difference between this , a first product , and the diesel thats being made out of leftovers ..
  14. gordo1964's avatar
    $1.15 to the £ doesn't help. Oil is sold in $'s so we need Liz T to get the £ up to $1.30. I have total faith.
  15. XYZ787's avatar
    £1.459....what did you fill?
  16. theratedone's avatar
    It’s £1.23p/litre here in Morocco. Your British are being robbed
  17. deleted554688's avatar
    This is getting batter. I said I would be more comfortable when petrol started at £1.4xxx.

    I think there is a little way to go.
  18. paulde2007's avatar
    Showing my age but I remember when they said it won't go over £1. Now prices are around 1.70 to 190 for petrol and only expected to increase.

    Even with this. Petrol about 13p to 20p depending on efficiency on car. Ouch. But under circumstances its a good deal (edited)
    camaj's avatar
    When I first started driving in the 90's it was 50p and I put a fiver in seemingly every morning because I had a long drive. I'd be spending £18 a day these days!
  19. Ian1966's avatar
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    sasuke0's avatar
    Better than current prices, unless you can find something better in current circumstances? (edited)
  20. boostii's avatar
    Meanwhile in Hertfordshire...175.9 😡 One letter difference worth 30p per litre, I think not. (edited)
  21. sm9690's avatar
    I'm off to france soon and looked at prices....£1.42 a litre for diesel and £1.32 for petrol
    edster353's avatar
    Just got back, managed to find a station just outside Paris at €1.4 for petrol 😳
  22. jakbli's avatar
    Still ripoff
  23. L33TL33's avatar
    Do they do free delivery ?!
  24. deleted248415's avatar
    150miles away.
  25. Ukguy101's avatar
    Still £1.75 around my area.
  26. urinthematrix's avatar
    Excellent price
    Esp for something which comes free from the ground
    Greed has no limits
    pc5020's avatar
    Can you let us know where it comes free flowing from the ground ready to use in your car please, sounds ideal!
  27. dlo247's avatar
    The war has almost nothing to do with the price rises.
  28. Jack_79's avatar
    Got to wait for it to be around £1.50 a litre to fill my car up from empty
  29. flex's avatar
    We paid £1.777 a litre for diesel at Asda, Ashington, Northumbria on Saturday. The cheapest for miles around. Normally prices on the journey over there along the A69 is pretty much comparable with Dumfries but this holiday trip, it was more expensive by 12p per litre at least. Unleaded was being sold at £1.637.
    For comparison, the price at Tesco, Dumfries for the past 10 days is unleaded £1.639 and diesel £1.779. (edited)
  30. omza's avatar
    Saw 154.9 in Datchet yesterday if anyone’s in the area. Beats the 163.9 around me currently.
  31. Nicolas's avatar
    When is diesel going to come down
  32. danceswithhorses's avatar
    Am i correct in thinking there are no diesel refineries in the UK, so that is also a factor in keeping diesel expensive ?
    20teatime10's avatar
    I believe about 40-50% of diesel is refined in the UK.
  33. alastairmarkdavies's avatar
    If a little independent garage with very little buying power can do it for this price, why can't everyone else? Just shows that the rest are ripping us off,
    tintowellfan's avatar
    Yep, I live in the sticks in south central Scotland. Nearest petrol station is in a one horse town and petrol today is 155.9 pence Next best price is 10 pence a litre more expensive. All the supermarkets,Esso, BP and Shell are all taking the pee.
    Anybody in Lanark/Biggar area, just a heads up for Tinto Garage in Symington, 155.9 for unleaded.
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