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There are a number of reasons for the high petrol porices, not many of which are logical.

Oil is currently $85 per barrel which is about where it was this time last year, but this time last year petrol prices were under
 
If the duty on fuel was lowered, it would put more money into the economy and this will turn create more jobs. If fuel went down to
 
Its in your hands on the 6th ofMay, and if its status quoi, it will be over 2 quid plus all the increases, apart from pensions.

NigelH
 
NGH says "it is in your hands" YES it!! but it is nothing to do with the 6th of may. no government of any colour is going to reduce the cost of fuel get real, it is just too big of a money earner to do that. the only way to reduce your fuel costs is to use less and buy from the cheapest source full stop?.

note to the "mods" this post is not meant to be a political statement of any kind just a realisation that no matter what fuel is not going to get any cheaper, remember for every litre of fuel not used is a saving of up to
 
No problem Colin

and for what it's worth I agree that fuel prices will continue to increase no matter who is elected on 6th May.
 
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