Britain and Europe still buy gas and oil from Russia, we just pay America about 5x more to ship it to us or buy it through India... the Nord Stream terror attack was just a money laundering operation to rob the poor...
Average cost in Northern Highlands of Scotland, is £1.55 a litre and that’s harsh considering you can stand beside the pipes bringing it onshore 🏴🤬🏴
Thats crude oil in those pipes, it has to be pumped to the refinery and distilled into road fuel and transported by road to a service station thats what you are paying for plus profit.
Certainly will be when Ruzzia tries to down the grid soon. They are only waiting for winter. Of course, no one wants you to think of this as even being possible…..
we need to go back to the days where we the people hold are gov to account for what they do we have given them to much power with out really taking account for why they are doing it this would not have happened 30 years ago when people still had some power to run a gov but we gave them to much power and now we will have too pay for it
It’s all about control. We need to push this government out it’s what the people want not this corrupt government wants and where are the mps they should be fighting for what the people want.
if you watch the tankers supplying the supermarkets youll generally find they are all from the same company supplying fuel from the same refinery at the same price.
Prices of fuel seems to go up hourly, not even daily any more, yet takes weeks for it to trickle down. These underground tanks must be massive..................
We have come to notice all he big retailers have been making record profits over the last few years by raising their profit margins substantially . They could easily lower fuel prices at the pumps by lowering those margins a very small amount for their customers but choose not to.. Total greed!!
I didn't apply for an executive position at work because there was lots of travel between the offices involved. You can claim it back but get tax & national insurance taken out. No thanks
it's about time,,, welcome to the great awakening, it has always been about them, why do you think you have nothing and they have all you need, welcome to the awakening, not long now the more who wake up speeds up the proses
Morrisons huddersfield, 1-52/litre. I reckon that the more road congestion and stop/start driving they make you do, the more fuel you use, therefore the more tax you pay! It's all deliberate!
I was down in Pembrokeshire at the end of June, saw petrol at 138 per litre, note to self, fill up there tomorrow, went to fill up next day price gone up to £144, due to the summer season starting that day and out to fleece the holiday makers.
Andy I am now retired and have never relied on motor transport to get to and from work, I cycled everywhere, and I have been doing that since I left school in 1973. I do not need to drive as until I retired I cycled where ever I wanted to go with the exception on Holidays where I used the National Coach service. Tax and Insurance free travel for more than 40 years. It kept me in shape and fit as opposed to some of my friends who now weigh twice as much as I do, or was that the reason I never married the reason why I cycle everywhere. Single, Happy and Retired what more could I ask for. Tony in Essex
I've only bought Tesco's petrol once, my 3 year old car broke down about 12 miles later. The sensors had gone haywire the ecu thought the outside temperature was -86⁰c. Car was never any good after that no matter what repairs were done. Possibly a coincidence but I won't put their petrol in any car again!
Found an ESSO & Shell locally this morning that were still charging £1.46.9 here in Bucks. (12p a litre more than around six weeks back) Morrisons are now up to £1.51.7.... Diesel is around an extra 10p a litre round here.
They get you if you've got the wrong vehicles and get the rest and those with the right vehicles with high fuel prices so it's a win win for them and lose lose for us.
Saudi and Russia have agreed to cut oil production by millions of barrels a day until at least December. The Western sanctions oil cap of $60/barrel has failed and is now around $90/barrel hence the hike in prices.
Really then why did it only drop a few pence when the barrel price dropped from high of $130 dien to $60 don't remember the price dropping by that percentage, then price rises & within days they bump it up, it's a scam.
I live in West Sussex. I was in the North West over the weekend and was surprised at how high the fuel prices were. On returning home, i noticed that the prices had gone up locally. It seems to me that it doesn't matter where you live in the U.K, the fuel prices don't seem to alter very much now.
@@djdusted6485 I used to buy petrol from there, but they're not the cheapest now, especially for super unleaded. You have to shop around for everything these days, if you can.
5:03 To the man or woman who claims they do not buy anything from the supermarket just from the corner store . You must be rich to able to do your weekly shopping from the corner store or your a liar
If a customer finds a pre-auth takes days to return to the account that is entirely the cause of the customer's bank. A card pre-auth has a transaction id and the subsequent purchase is marked with that transaction id. The pump then releases the pre-auth. Nearly every UK bank releases the pre-auth within a few seconds. If it doesn't change bank.
Hi Andy, what are your thoughts on the bill that has just passed the third round in parliament that will put us in prison for not having the correct environmental boiler or wood burners in our homes!!!
I just fill up at BP here in the States, where their mid-grade unleaded really makes a difference in the performance of my car. I have one not too far from me and it's not linked to a supermarket.
We as a family have been caravanning for 50 + years, and obviously buy a lot of fuel. But over the years whenever a holiday period arrives all supermarket fuel prices climb, and a week after the hols are over, down comes the price. It still happens and always will (GREED strikes again).
Cheapest fuel station I've found is a Shell station on the A12 near Copdock. They make only 1p a litre on fuel. Main profits come food and drink sales. The station is always extremely busy. I drive a minibus for ECC and we fill up at a Texaco station. Yesterday, diesel was £1.52.9 a litre. We pass a Shell station in Tiptree and their prices fluctuate between £1.59 & £1.62 a litre and have done for at least the last 8 months. Their forecourt is only used these days by company vehicles with fuel cards and car drivers who pay in cash. Everybody else uses the ASDA station around the corner.
@@pizzamad3334 It's the same fuel for every pump in the area. Every company load their tanktrucks from the same tanks. There is no difference at the fuel between Tesco, Asda, Shell, Exon etc.
I have to say i do a bit of travelling from the west country to the mid counties quite a lot.. And fuel prices are incredibly varied to say the least.. Here in North Devon a typical Tesco fuel station is going to be for diesel for my Campervan a per litre cost of around 1.49.9 per litre.. Asda in Barnstaple is 1.44.7 per litre of diesel. And sainsbury Taunton is 1.44.9 per litre..!! Up in Swindon your looking at 1.59.9 per litre at a Shell or esso..!! Yet up in Oxfordshire/Kidlington or Bicester areas its cheaper again.!! With sainsbury charging about 1.44.9 per litre and Tesco at 1.45.9.. Also get rid of your big cc engine cars or vans and get down under 2.2 litre.. Your road tax will be half of your 2.5 or 3.5 litre motors.. Yes their flash motors but your getting ripped for owning them.. I got rid of big engine motors a long time ago, 2.2 litre and under is cheap tax.👍👍👍
In the pandemic our local Kettering Tescos brought diesel down to 80 p per litre, it has been 1.43 then 1.42 and then 1.41 for the last three months , it has now dropped to 1.31 per litre n anticipation of the budgets 10p per litre increase bringing it back up to around 1.47 per litre. Our local Asda has had no kiosk service card payments at the pump only for about 3 months I refuse to fill up there if I cannot pay at the kiosk.
sounds like the NHS person doesn't know how expenses work. The NHS pay 59p for the first 3500 business mines then 24p a mile after that.. but you're entitled to full expenses for the first 10,000 miles. IF your employer doesn't pay the full amount you can claim it as a tax credit from HMRC. The way they've worded it as not covering the original cost, it sounds like they've handed a receipt in but been paid the mileagte allowance rather than getting the receipt total back.
Tax tax tax import duties, all having to buy evs ,saving the shrimp and the plant... When o when are we the people going to rise up and take control of the situation... We've trusted the politicians for far to long to do what the people command but it seems that they walk through the doors of no 10 and Westminster then totally forget why they were put in place.
It’s just gone up 10%here in Thailand and now 73p a litre.brand new Toyota hilux £19.000,tax with 3rd party insurance £180 and £180 fully comp insurance.
Your first response i found very interesting. Reason... here in Australia the price of fuel goes uo and down every week like a yoyo. But come public holidays up it goes like a Saturn V . I have thought its done to keep people off the roads and therefore keep road toll down. After the holidays price goes back to normal cycling.
Hi Andy, live the channel. You would be too young to remember the 80's. However, in the early 80's the price of a barrel went up to $70 per barrel, we were paying £2.00 PER GALLON at the pumps, Gallon is 4.5 litres, who are the thieves? Thank mate
You can buy in your own diesel supply from a local fuel oil distributer, but first you need a double bunded storage tank and of course enough space to put it.
Not sure about which fuel costs you are talking about from the N H S, but When my dear wife was having chemo and other hospital visits we were allowed to claim some money, this amounted to the cost of using public transport to and fro the hospital albeit I drove us. This money was paid to us from a booth at the hospital but it was not from N H S funds it was from the government.
Asda in my town always has been self service. Also the cheapest around. Have used them for probably about 20 years, and as a disabled person, have (up til now) never had a problem.
Paying at the pump with card at any supermarket, they take £99.00, you take your fuel and then you get charged for your fuel, it would be interesting to know what the interest rate the supermarkets get on all those pay at the pump deposits made for the supermarkets, another money tree.
Supermarket fuel is substandard I have seen diesel fuel filters changed at the correct service schedules and they are black with contamination I never buy supermarket fuel .
the only suermsrket where all price mstch Aldi is Aldi. some goods are vheaper in Lidl than Aldi Lidl have a bigger range of hoods than Aldi. Lidl stotes are dmsller do noy sd dpresd ouy as Algo wuite importsnt if one is disabled. don’t use the big six get your groceries from Lidl!
Letter to Conservative MPs about the Energy Bill This is a list of how MPs voted in the final debate of the Energy Bill on 5th September 2023 - votes.parliament.uk/votes/commons/division/1628. If your MP is on this list as having voted the Energy Bill through, the following is a letter you will probably want to send them. Labour did not vote, which is an appalling dereliction of duty given the ramifications of the bill on ordinary working people. You will therefore need to adjust your letter accordingly and ask them why they failed in their role as opposition party. __________________________________________________________ Dear [Name of (Conservative) MP], I can only assume that you haven’t read the Energy Bill because the alternative would mean that you support the criminalisation of the use of energy which surely is not the case? Or perhaps I am wrong and you did, in fact, spend your summer break reading and digesting in excess of 400 pages of legalise (over 1000 pages if referenced legislation was also read). Just in case my initial assumption is correct, I’ve highlighted a few of the most concerning clauses below. Clause 235: energy smart appliances (fridges, dishwashers, washers, heaters, air conditioners, electric vehicle charge points). The paragraph states that the smart function of such appliances is “capable of operating in response to load control signs from any person carrying out load control” i.e. the government can hand control of smart domestic appliances to anyone they wish to carry out load control thereby giving them the ability to control the supply of energy into the home. Perhaps now it becomes apparent why "conspiracy theorists" like me have advocated to stay clear of electric cars and smart meters! Clause 248: ‘Sanctions” provides for a fine of up to £15,000 and imprisonment up to 12 months if a person falls foul of any future regulations with respect to energy reduction/consumption levels imposed by the government of the day. In addition, people can be prosecuted for providing “false information” about energy efficiency/consumption or “obstruction of an enforcement authority”. Elsewhere in the Bill it is provided that authorities will be allowed to use “reasonable force” to enter homes and properties to assess the status of “smart meters”. “Requiring persons to supply evidence of their compliance to enforcement authorities; conferring powers of entry, including by reasonable force.” Here’s me thinking I have a right to respect for private and family life. Oh, but wait…. that’s another right that is “qualified” so in fact it means nothing at all - as proven by this Bill. The Energy Bill has its foundations in the United Nations Agenda 2030. I have been writing to you for several months about the dangers of such unelected, unaccountable, supranational organisations that put the interests of private wealth ahead of the interests of the people you are supposed to represent - none of my concerns have ever been addressed adequately. The climate “crisis” (central to achieving Agenda 2030 goals) that gives rise to the “net zero" policies which underpin the Energy Bill is manufactured and thus fraudulent. Once again, in the UK, we are witnessing the silencing of those holding opinions counter to the position of the government (i.e. the position of the United Nations). There are many scientists who maintain that changes to CO2 levels have little to no influence on Earth’s temperature yet you have agreed to an Energy Bill that creates a totalitarian regime affording the government unprecedented powers to intrude in people’s lives all while wrecking what’s left of the UK economy for a problem that doesn’t even exist. The Energy Bill is merely the latest example of the attempt to usher in a one world government. I remind you of the democratic principle that elected national governments are responsible and accountable to their own people and urge you to do all you can to ensure that the abhorrent Energy Bill is scrapped. Best regards, [Your name] [Your address]
You can buy one used with £5-10k. My EV costs me 2p/mile if I charge it at night rate, but now I got solar panels and a battery and I charge it almost for free.
flat mileage rate for the first 20k miles used to be 45p per mile, then dropping to 25p per mile,but if your crafty & change vehicles every 20k miles you can maintain the 45p per mile,but this is subject to the amount of income tax you pay, your refund is also minus 20% (the vat amount on the fuel), i know this as over the years i have claimed for in excess of 100k miles, but NHS are normally paid the lower flat rate,if they wish to claim the extra 20p per mile they need to fill out a p38 form with a self assesment and be prepared to submit proofs of purchases(reciepts) in case HMRC ask for them to which they are entitled to do so :)
Universal Credit equals Universal Basic Income equals digital global currency equals social credit system equals control of your thoughts and movements.
He should also sell his Range Rover and buy an EV, though Londoner’s would probably end up paying for it as he’d likely claim the cost of the EV as a business expense!
The price of fuel has always gone up at this time of the year , usually just as the school hoildays start ? but later this year . Noticed this 28 years ago . Nothing new . 🤔By in the Autumn sell in the spring and go away in the summer , that is how the markets move since WW11 and the IMF and the USA tries to run every thing ? 🤔
OPEC reduces the number of barrels it releases per day, week, year but that's just an excuse for the fuel refiners to increase the prices. There will never be a diesel/petrol shortage as the refiners have months of fuel in stock to put out to forecourts. I remember the 90's when the tanker drivers went on strike and stations were running out of fuel and there was queues at stations to fill up and people were also filling up 5 litre containers with fuel, some tried to fill up loads of containers but were stopped as their is a limit on how many 5 litre cans you can have in a vehicle, I think it's 10 litres, 2 5 litre cans. What are the OPEC countries going to do when petrol and diesel vehicle are banned from being sold? Surely the sale of diesel and petrol will seriously reduce over time and not everyone would be able to afford even the cheapest 40 year old vehicle in a roadworthy condition.
All disgustingly obvious but over this part of the London suburbs, Sainsbury’s have been virtually consistently cheaper than ALL other outlets over a massive circumference, though these prices are only beaten by point one or two of a penny by rivals, how is that legal, our legal lowest currency denominator is a whole penny! Interestingly, this Sainsbury outlet have no price displays visible from the very busy dual carriageway road or even from the supermarket car park, one has to park up at a pump to discover what one pays. The price, like all others has only been going in one direction though, it’s gone from £1.42.9 (point nine????? At the end of May, £1.44.9 at the beginning of June which is the current price, the cheapest it dipped to was the mid £1.30s back in late summer 2023.
Supermarkets ripping off both farmers and customers. Totally fed up with their fake, loyalty card only, sale prices. This needs to be banned.
Total idiot.
I call it the scam card
@@UtubeRwokeLefties Only those with something to hide, refuse loyalty cards.
@@pete2070 I disagree wholeheartedly.
@@pete2070 😁 It's the fake sale prices, not the cards themselves.
Now that Sunack is out and Comrad Starma is in it's only going to get worse!!
Can it thow
@@user-xb4le4og8eYes, much worse.
It’ll be the same, same shit different colour rosette
Only one answere and it is comming. REVOLUTION!
This is genuinely the only answer.
@@frasermalcolm2645Not any longer. Armed Forces have been reduced for a reason.
I would love to shop local, but all my local stores are owned by foreigners and I refuse to give them my money.
Here is one for you "where does the Ukraine buy its diesel from?" Answer, RUSSIA ! You can not make this up!
Britain and Europe still buy gas and oil from Russia, we just pay America about 5x more to ship it to us or buy it through India... the Nord Stream terror attack was just a money laundering operation to rob the poor...
why are they so frightend of reform
Reform would have been the better choice!!!
Average cost in Northern Highlands of Scotland, is £1.55 a litre and that’s harsh considering you can stand beside the pipes bringing it onshore 🏴🤬🏴
£1.55 a litre, we pay that in Cornwall and even more in some places.
Thats crude oil in those pipes, it has to be pumped to the refinery and distilled into road fuel and transported by road to a service station thats what you are paying for plus profit.
I stopped buying fuel from Asda since they went cashless, i now go to Tesco or Sainsburys. Cash is keen.
Certainly will be when Ruzzia tries to down the grid soon. They are only waiting for winter. Of course, no one wants you to think of this as even being possible…..
We're ALL FUCKED!
With the Labour Party in Government, you bet your ass we are !
Well it's time to tell your government were not playing any more you work for us this is how it will happen
we need to go back to the days where we the people hold are gov to account for what they do we have given them to much power with out really taking account for why they are doing it this would not have happened 30 years ago when people still had some power to run a gov but we gave them to much power and now we will have too pay for it
Logansrthe people have never held the government to account for anything ever
It’s all about control. We need to push this government out it’s what the people want not this corrupt government wants and where are the mps they should be fighting for what the people want.
Robbing Tw*ts! 😊😊😊😊😊
l remember the days when petrol was £2 a gallon, never mind a litre .
I remember when petrol was 25.5p for esso gold 5 star but commercial fuel was 20.5p per gallon.
35p a gallon when i started driving , my motorbike took 60 p and lasted all week
I remember when petrol was only Half-a-Crown = 12.1/2pence a gallon❗️ The worst thing that happened was us being sidled into that EU 🤬
@@miniward9182 How old are you ?
@@HarryCleworth you never ask a lady her age👀 😂 too old, don’t go there
They operate as a cartel. Tesco price matches Aldi , notice it never goes to a lower price.
if you watch the tankers supplying the supermarkets youll generally find they are all from the same company supplying fuel from the same refinery at the same price.
The regressive taxes in this country are ridiculous beyond all comprehension. We really need to do something about this.
Don't worry. Now LIEbour are in the taxes will go up dramatically!
Kontrol oil and you kontrol nations; kontrol food and you kontrol the people.... Kissinger.
Damb, Kissinger couldn't spell who would have guessed.
@@Anthony-w7i5g Kuz he's a Kraut
@@Anthony-w7i5g😂😅😂❤🎉
Control the nazzi test tube clone lab and control the wef. Mr C Sense . Common Senc.
@@Anthony-w7i5gDER!....spelt like that by the poster so algorithms don't barr it 🤦♂️
Prices of fuel seems to go up hourly, not even daily any more, yet takes weeks for it to trickle down. These underground tanks must be massive..................
We have come to notice all he big retailers have been making record profits over the last few years by raising their profit margins substantially . They could easily lower fuel prices at the pumps by lowering those margins a very small amount for their customers but choose not to.. Total greed!!
I worked for the NHS for 23 years and never got tax refund on travel for work.
wait until Labours first budget
Do you believe they'll make it to their first budget. ?
@@douglastodd1947 why do bots ask?
@@jonnamechange6854 sorry i missed out 2 words , it should have read Do you believe they'll make " it to" their First Budget ?
Watching this up my plot, sitting in with my chickens...
I didn't apply for an executive position at work because there was lots of travel between the offices involved. You can claim it back but get tax & national insurance taken out. No thanks
Remember when petrol used to go up once a year or maybe 2 times a year.
No!
I'm old enough to remember when it only went up when the tax was raised in the budget (in April)
it's about time,,, welcome to the great awakening, it has always been about them, why do you think you have nothing and they have all you need, welcome to the awakening, not long now the more who wake up speeds up the proses
Morrisons huddersfield, 1-52/litre. I reckon that the more road congestion and stop/start driving they make you do, the more fuel you use, therefore the more tax you pay! It's all deliberate!
I was down in Pembrokeshire at the end of June, saw petrol at 138 per litre, note to self, fill up there tomorrow, went to fill up next day price gone up to £144, due to the summer season starting that day and out to fleece the holiday makers.
Andy I am now retired and have never relied on motor transport to get to and from work, I cycled everywhere, and I have been doing that since I left school in 1973. I do not need to drive as until I retired I cycled where ever I wanted to go with the exception on Holidays where I used the National Coach service. Tax and Insurance free travel for more than 40 years. It kept me in shape and fit as opposed to some of my friends who now weigh twice as much as I do, or was that the reason I never married the reason why I cycle everywhere. Single, Happy and Retired what more could I ask for. Tony in Essex
We’re doomed Mr Mainwaring
Doomed a tell ye.
I've only bought Tesco's petrol once, my 3 year old car broke down about 12 miles later. The sensors had gone haywire the ecu thought the outside temperature was -86⁰c. Car was never any good after that no matter what repairs were done. Possibly a coincidence but I won't put their petrol in any car again!
I said this many years ago. have a look at the film "Hunger Games" That is where we are heading.
Try 1984 or THX1138.
@@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBarsbrave new world
Found an ESSO & Shell locally this morning that were still charging £1.46.9 here in Bucks. (12p a litre more than around six weeks back) Morrisons are now up to £1.51.7.... Diesel is around an extra 10p a litre round here.
THANKS FOR KEEPING US INFORMED FROM TERRY AND HAZEL IN THE UK
Worth getting a Costco membership.Their petrol is about 10p a litre cheaper.More than pays for itself over the year.
UT has some good victorian living videos, I mention it because that is where we're heading with all the squalor and sickness to boot
They get you if you've got the wrong vehicles and get the rest and those with the right vehicles with high fuel prices so it's a win win for them and lose lose for us.
Saudi and Russia have agreed to cut oil production by millions of barrels a day until at least December. The Western sanctions oil cap of $60/barrel has failed and is now around $90/barrel hence the hike in prices.
Really then why did it only drop a few pence when the barrel price dropped from high of $130 dien to $60 don't remember the price dropping by that percentage, then price rises & within days they bump it up, it's a scam.
Russia cannot produce enough fuel to keep it's military running since Ukraine took out at least 12 of Russia's oil refineries.
@@ramblingman8992 When that happened? Russian army is in Ukraine not the oposite.
I live in West Sussex. I was in the North West over the weekend and was surprised at how high the fuel prices were. On returning home, i noticed that the prices had gone up locally. It seems to me that it doesn't matter where you live in the U.K, the fuel prices don't seem to alter very much now.
A23 applegreen it's always their policy to be 10p a litre cheaper. If you live near by it worth going there.
@@djdusted6485 I used to buy petrol from there, but they're not the cheapest now, especially for super unleaded. You have to shop around for everything these days, if you can.
Well as the government tax most of it -
Summer prices go down, winter comes fuel goes up hmmmmm
5:03 To the man or woman who claims they do not buy anything from the supermarket just from the corner store . You must be rich to able to do your weekly shopping from the corner store or your a liar
If a customer finds a pre-auth takes days to return to the account that is entirely the cause of the customer's bank. A card pre-auth has a transaction id and the subsequent purchase is marked with that transaction id. The pump then releases the pre-auth. Nearly every UK bank releases the pre-auth within a few seconds. If it doesn't change bank.
Its to late 😂😂 been saying such for years and been told i was am idiot. Personly i have given up .
Hi Andy, what are your thoughts on the bill that has just passed the third round in parliament that will put us in prison for not having the correct environmental boiler or wood burners in our homes!!!
I just fill up at BP here in the States, where their mid-grade unleaded really makes a difference in the performance of my car. I have one not too far from me and it's not linked to a supermarket.
We as a family have been caravanning for 50 + years, and obviously buy a lot of fuel. But over the years whenever a holiday period arrives all supermarket fuel prices climb, and a week after the hols are over, down comes the price. It still happens and always will (GREED strikes again).
Cheapest fuel station I've found is a Shell station on the A12 near Copdock.
They make only 1p a litre on fuel. Main profits come food and drink sales. The station is always extremely busy.
I drive a minibus for ECC and we fill up at a Texaco station. Yesterday, diesel was £1.52.9 a litre. We pass a Shell station in Tiptree and their prices fluctuate between £1.59 & £1.62 a litre and have done for at least the last 8 months. Their forecourt is only used these days by company vehicles with fuel cards and car drivers who pay in cash. Everybody else uses the ASDA station around the corner.
Best to avoid all supermarket’s fuel then.
have done for years. its lower quality.
@@pizzamad3334 It's the same fuel for every pump in the area. Every company load their tanktrucks from the same tanks. There is no difference at the fuel between Tesco, Asda, Shell, Exon etc.
@@chrishar110 strange how I can do less miles to a tank on supermarket crap. Don't tell me about my lived experience.
@@pizzamad3334 they probably steal at the pump, but the fuel is the same
Tempting to fill up a supermarkets but they have always saved money but not using additives that help keep you car running well.
I have to say i do a bit of travelling from the west country to the mid counties quite a lot..
And fuel prices are incredibly varied to say the least..
Here in North Devon a typical Tesco fuel station is going to be for diesel for my Campervan a per litre cost of around 1.49.9 per litre..
Asda in Barnstaple is 1.44.7 per litre of diesel.
And sainsbury Taunton is 1.44.9 per litre..!!
Up in Swindon your looking at 1.59.9 per litre at a Shell or esso..!!
Yet up in Oxfordshire/Kidlington or Bicester areas its cheaper again.!!
With sainsbury charging about 1.44.9 per litre and Tesco at 1.45.9..
Also get rid of your big cc engine cars or vans and get down under 2.2 litre..
Your road tax will be half of your 2.5 or 3.5 litre motors.. Yes their flash motors but your getting ripped for owning them..
I got rid of big engine motors a long time ago, 2.2 litre and under is cheap tax.👍👍👍
i do not fill up at supermarkets the fuel is bad quality and seen to get a lot less miles from a tank
It’s also bad for the engine.
In the pandemic our local Kettering Tescos brought diesel down to 80 p per litre, it has been 1.43 then 1.42 and then 1.41 for the last three months , it has now dropped to 1.31 per litre n anticipation of the budgets 10p per litre increase bringing it back up to around 1.47 per litre.
Our local Asda has had no kiosk service card payments at the pump only for about 3 months I refuse to fill up there if I cannot pay at the kiosk.
sounds like the NHS person doesn't know how expenses work. The NHS pay 59p for the first 3500 business mines then 24p a mile after that.. but you're entitled to full expenses for the first 10,000 miles. IF your employer doesn't pay the full amount you can claim it as a tax credit from HMRC.
The way they've worded it as not covering the original cost, it sounds like they've handed a receipt in but been paid the mileagte allowance rather than getting the receipt total back.
Tax tax tax import duties, all having to buy evs ,saving the shrimp and the plant...
When o when are we the people going to rise up and take control of the situation...
We've trusted the politicians for far to long to do what the people command but it seems that they walk through the doors of no 10 and Westminster then totally forget why they were put in place.
Sainsbury’s Swadlincote is £1.48 diesel £1.47 petrol. And you get nectar points which add up if you use a lot of fuel .
Well Said - Fuel Gone Up nearly 10p in Cornwall-Asda cheapst-Tesco usually has Low Price not as Good Asda
Will they put a tax on electricity like they have on fuel to make up for the tax they will lose by having people converting to EV's?
Of course they will - that was always the plan, in order to make up for the tax loss from ICE cars.
Most places I have seen have been 155.9 - 158.9. Pisstake!
Last car I had, 2008 -10, I used a shell station that was 5p per litre cheaper than the Asda petrol station and 6p less than the Tesco station.
It’s just gone up 10%here in Thailand and now 73p a litre.brand new Toyota hilux £19.000,tax with 3rd party insurance £180 and £180 fully comp insurance.
Enron cooking the books
£1.47 up here in Scotland it was £1.33 two months ago Scottish borders 👍😊
Your first response i found very interesting. Reason... here in Australia the price of fuel goes uo and down every week like a yoyo.
But come public holidays up it goes like a Saturn V . I have thought its done to keep people off the roads and therefore keep road toll down.
After the holidays price goes back to normal cycling.
Hi Andy, live the channel. You would be too young to remember the 80's. However, in the early 80's the price of a barrel went up to $70 per barrel, we were paying £2.00 PER GALLON at the pumps, Gallon is 4.5 litres, who are the thieves? Thank mate
You can buy in your own diesel supply from a local fuel oil distributer, but first you need a double bunded storage tank and of course enough space to put it.
Not sure about which fuel costs you are talking about from the N H S, but When my dear wife was having chemo and other hospital visits we were allowed to claim some money, this amounted to the cost of using public transport to and fro the hospital albeit I drove us. This money was paid to us from a booth at the hospital but it was not from N H S funds it was from the government.
Asda in my town always has been self service. Also the cheapest around. Have used them for probably about 20 years, and as a disabled person, have (up til now) never had a problem.
In the 15 Minute city you wont need a car. You wont be allowed to travel anyway!
1.42 at our local Sainsbury this past sunday🎉
So why have they signed up to new oil and gas licences if they want boilers to end and ICE cars to end.
Go to Costco it’s about 12p per litre cheaper I would rather dive 10 miles to go there rather than a supermarket
Paying at the pump with card at any supermarket, they take £99.00, you take your fuel and then you get charged for your fuel, it would be interesting to know what the interest rate the supermarkets get on all those pay at the pump deposits made for the supermarkets, another money tree.
No ASDA then.
Absolutely, if everyone did that they’d soon reverse.
Supermarket fuel is substandard I have seen diesel fuel filters changed at the correct service schedules and they are black with contamination I never buy supermarket fuel .
£24 vat on a lidle shop. Toilet rolls are taxed!
When you don't buy into the scam it disappears
I've got a fuel card,it's about 8 p per litre cheaper then the pumps.
Morgan fuels.
M6 diesel, 177 per litre, last week.
How long are we to be ripped of. R
the only suermsrket where all price mstch Aldi is Aldi. some goods are vheaper in Lidl than Aldi Lidl have a bigger range of hoods than Aldi. Lidl stotes are dmsller do noy sd dpresd ouy as Algo wuite importsnt if one is disabled. don’t use the big six get your groceries from Lidl!
Rising fual prices makes electric vehicles more attractive eh!
I always use texaco where i live the nearest supermarket is about 22milrs plus i have a loyalty card with texaco
Oh, and they say we are better of under metric l wonder ????????
Why are they allowed to increase the price before the tanks are empty and refilled its same on budget day is this not illegal profiteering
Tesco New Milton. £144.9
Esso is cheaper in Peterborough than supermarket fuel, the shell is just over the always-expensive
Letter to Conservative MPs about the Energy Bill
This is a list of how MPs voted in the final debate of the Energy Bill on 5th September 2023 - votes.parliament.uk/votes/commons/division/1628. If your MP is on this list as having voted the Energy Bill through, the following is a letter you will probably want to send them.
Labour did not vote, which is an appalling dereliction of duty given the ramifications of the bill on ordinary working people. You will therefore need to adjust your letter accordingly and ask them why they failed in their role as opposition party.
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Dear [Name of (Conservative) MP],
I can only assume that you haven’t read the Energy Bill because the alternative would mean that you support the criminalisation of the use of energy which surely is not the case? Or perhaps I am wrong and you did, in fact, spend your summer break reading and digesting in excess of 400 pages of legalise (over 1000 pages if referenced legislation was also read). Just in case my initial assumption is correct, I’ve highlighted a few of the most concerning clauses below.
Clause 235: energy smart appliances (fridges, dishwashers, washers, heaters, air conditioners, electric vehicle charge points). The paragraph states that the smart function of such appliances is “capable of operating in response to load control signs from any person carrying out load control” i.e. the government can hand control of smart domestic appliances to anyone they wish to carry out load control thereby giving them the ability to control the supply of energy into the home. Perhaps now it becomes apparent why "conspiracy theorists" like me have advocated to stay clear of electric cars and smart meters!
Clause 248: ‘Sanctions” provides for a fine of up to £15,000 and imprisonment up to 12 months if a person falls foul of any future regulations with respect to energy reduction/consumption levels imposed by the government of the day. In addition, people can be prosecuted for providing “false information” about energy efficiency/consumption or “obstruction of an enforcement authority”.
Elsewhere in the Bill it is provided that authorities will be allowed to use “reasonable force” to enter homes and properties to assess the status of “smart meters”. “Requiring persons to supply evidence of their compliance to enforcement authorities; conferring powers of entry, including by reasonable force.” Here’s me thinking I have a right to respect for private and family life. Oh, but wait…. that’s another right that is “qualified” so in fact it means nothing at all - as proven by this Bill.
The Energy Bill has its foundations in the United Nations Agenda 2030. I have been writing to you for several months about the dangers of such unelected, unaccountable, supranational organisations that put the interests of private wealth ahead of the interests of the people you are supposed to represent - none of my concerns have ever been addressed adequately. The climate “crisis” (central to achieving Agenda 2030 goals) that gives rise to the “net zero" policies which underpin the Energy Bill is manufactured and thus fraudulent. Once again, in the UK, we are witnessing the silencing of those holding opinions counter to the position of the government (i.e. the position of the United Nations). There are many scientists who maintain that changes to CO2 levels have little to no influence on Earth’s temperature yet you have agreed to an Energy Bill that creates a totalitarian regime affording the government unprecedented powers to intrude in people’s lives all while wrecking what’s left of the UK economy for a problem that doesn’t even exist. The Energy Bill is merely the latest example of the attempt to usher in a one world government.
I remind you of the democratic principle that elected national governments are responsible and accountable to their own people and urge you to do all you can to ensure that the abhorrent Energy Bill is scrapped.
Best regards,
[Your name]
[Your address]
How the f am I supposed to afford a ev
You can buy one used with £5-10k. My EV costs me 2p/mile if I charge it at night rate, but now I got solar panels and a battery and I charge it almost for free.
flat mileage rate for the first 20k miles used to be 45p per mile, then dropping to 25p per mile,but if your crafty & change vehicles every 20k miles you can maintain the 45p per mile,but this is subject to the amount of income tax you pay, your refund is also minus 20% (the vat amount on the fuel), i know this as over the years i have claimed for in excess of 100k miles, but NHS are normally paid the lower flat rate,if they wish to claim the extra 20p per mile they need to fill out a p38 form with a self assesment and be prepared to submit proofs of purchases(reciepts) in case HMRC ask for them to which they are entitled to do so :)
How are they going to open up the mines. Too late mate , the weight has already settled.
I shop at two of these stores but I still only buy what I want and need, I do not fall for their rhetoric about saving this saving that it's all a con
Universal Credit equals Universal Basic Income equals digital global currency equals social credit system equals control of your thoughts and movements.
Is khan going to charge aircraft for flying through the ulez zone 😊 he should shut london airport if he's so concerned about pollution
He should also sell his Range Rover and buy an EV, though Londoner’s would probably end up paying for it as he’d likely claim the cost of the EV as a business expense!
Boycott Tesco ! The food is mostly unhealthy crap anyway . Support whoever sells fuel the cheapest in your area .
It won't affect me I only put £20 a week in
I know 2 Tescos 12 miles apart with a 7p a ltr price difference
Economic Forum...Bullcrap...starmer all init together
The price of fuel has always gone up at this time of the year , usually just as the school hoildays start ? but later this year . Noticed this 28 years ago . Nothing new . 🤔By in the Autumn sell in the spring and go away in the summer , that is how the markets move since WW11 and the IMF and the USA tries to run every thing ? 🤔
OPEC reduces the number of barrels it releases per day, week, year but that's just an excuse for the fuel refiners to increase the prices. There will never be a diesel/petrol shortage as the refiners have months of fuel in stock to put out to forecourts. I remember the 90's when the tanker drivers went on strike and stations were running out of fuel and there was queues at stations to fill up and people were also filling up 5 litre containers with fuel, some tried to fill up loads of containers but were stopped as their is a limit on how many 5 litre cans you can have in a vehicle, I think it's 10 litres, 2 5 litre cans.
What are the OPEC countries going to do when petrol and diesel vehicle are banned from being sold? Surely the sale of diesel and petrol will seriously reduce over time and not everyone would be able to afford even the cheapest 40 year old vehicle in a roadworthy condition.
All disgustingly obvious but over this part of the London suburbs, Sainsbury’s have been virtually consistently cheaper than ALL other outlets over a massive circumference, though these prices are only beaten by point one or two of a penny by rivals, how is that legal, our legal lowest currency denominator is a whole penny!
Interestingly, this Sainsbury outlet have no price displays visible from the very busy dual carriageway road or even from the supermarket car park, one has to park up at a pump to discover what one pays. The price, like all others has only been going in one direction though, it’s gone from £1.42.9 (point nine????? At the end of May, £1.44.9 at the beginning of June which is the current price, the cheapest it dipped to was the mid £1.30s back in late summer 2023.
NHS pay HMRC rules for mileage payments
Supermarket fuel is a false economy as it doesn’t do your vehicle any good , ask a mechanic