�1 a litre.

Well has hit £1 a litre round here, i know it prob has been over places spesh cen london but when it hits £1 round here it gotta be most of london even the country.

Robbing fvcking b’stards the government that is, i dont blame the petrol lot too much.

I second that sentiment :frowning: It’s £1.01 for diesel in North Herts… Letchworth Gate is just under a £1

Did run to scotland the other day up north its only 96p litre but over a quid on motorways !!

super unleaded in leatherhead (boxhill area) £1.04 a litre!

My sister came back from Brum the other day - She said her local petrol station (near the Uni), has been charging £104.9 for STANDARD unleaded for a while!!

Sure is grim up north!

lordy! that!.

Last Friday when I was told to pay over 18 quid for a full tank I simply thought they’re f*****g with me!There was a car fuelling up just after me and I was arguing that It must be car owner’s bill before I noticed the price :angry:

The U.S of A. still pays about a quarter the price of here. Ireland is about 1euro 12cents-80 odd pence and thats in Dublin.

0.99.6 p a Litre round my way and not happy one bit about it.

My car has a NINETY litre petrol tank, if anyone wants to fill-er-up for me!

Wow that would mean nearly 2 grand for a tank!!! Petrol prices are petrol prices…always been expensive…

I paid 94.9 last night in St Albans but I’m seeing 103p in central London

when government takes 70% (69.9) in taxes…and uses the money to fund development in Iraq, to buy cheap and unuseable equipment for the army, to send donations to third world countries, to fund road side safety cameras, to introduce traffic calming measures, to build more prisons for the speeding motorists and on funding for road pricing schemes…no wonder this country is completely knackered…

Oh and on their own personal expenses of course, which run out at about £135,000 per MP per year…not totally sure that figure is accurate as its entirely from memory…

Where does the money you pay for a litre of petrol really go? Do you know what you are actually paying for?

If a litre of petrol cost 90p, it would be split in the following way:

sorry its £118,000 on average but the MP from Falkirk was the highest at £140,000…