andyc
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Reged: 09/01/2004
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Loc: Surrey
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£1.20-£1.30 per litre? Its £1.20 at the pumps this week and gone up 7p this month....and last...etc..I recon by November we will be paying closer to £1.50 at the marina the rate it is going and £2 is well on the way.
@£1.50 Thats x5 on what I was paying a year ago. Its possible!!!!! 
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andyc
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Reged: 09/01/2004
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Loc: Surrey
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Gone up again today,£1.21
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jezbanks
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Reged: 04/04/2005
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Loc: ality Unknown
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@£1.50 Thats x5 on what I was paying a year ago. Its possible!!!!!
No way you were paying £0.30/litre a year ago, not on the water side at least.
Still, 3.5 times increase is terrible. but then, even if we still had red at rebated prices we would be paying £1 a litre by the end of this year - the cost of oil is the cost of oil after all.
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andyc
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Loc: Surrey
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For some reason I had £2 in my mind,or my mafs is bad
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wotayottie
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In 1958 petrol was the equivalent of 5 p /litre.A Police Constables salary was £510/year.
In todays terms that equates to qabout £2.50/ litre .Hard to believe that petrol is only half the cost now as then. Makes it seem a bargain really 
Or is it that dibble is now overpaid and thats one reason why we now have to have PCSOs?
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Gandy
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Reged: 24/08/2004
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Loc: Aberdeenshire (quite far from ...
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Red diesel decision is in: full rate at pump from November
The decision is this: red diesel is staying red, but boaters will have to pay the top rate of duty (54.68 pence per litre instead of 7.69ppl) at the pump from 1 November this year.
Is that info published officially anywhere?
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