Introduction
Petrol prices set to increase, impacting millions of drivers.
Drivers may soon pay over 150p per litre for fuel following substantial price increases, raising concerns about potential profiteering at petrol stations.
Concerns over inflation rise with a 3p increase in petrol prices
In just three weeks, petrol prices have surged by 3p, sparking inflation worries for the Chancellor ahead of next month’s Budget announcement, according to recent data.
Shell’s earnings plummet due to declining oil prices
Shell’s earnings fell by nearly a third as the company adapted to reduced oil and gas prices.
Shell petrol stations are ‘UK most expensive’ than all other major retailers
Recent data indicates that Shell’s fuel stations in the UK are among the priciest, with the company’s UK outlets averaging 142.6p per litre for petrol and 151.2p per litre for
The RAC states that petrol prices should decrease by 9p per litre following the decline in oil prices.
According to the RAC, petrol prices should have dropped by an additional 9p per litre due to the significant decrease in oil prices.
The RAC reports that motorists are paying an extra £5 for petrol at filling stations.
The RAC has reported that drivers are facing an additional £5 charge when filling up their cars with petrol, as service station operators do not fully reflect the reductions in
Christmas 2023: Meat Consumption, Reduced Social Media Usage, and In-Home Celebrations
Christmas 2023 is shaping up to be a season filled with meat-centric feasts, as Brits are increasingly turning away from plant-based options in favour of more traditional main dishes, according
In September, petrol prices increased by 5.1p per litre.
Between August and September, the average petrol price increased by 5.1p per litre, as reported by the Office for National Statistics, keeping inflation steady at 6.7%.
Nobody wants an electric car, most people simply refuse to make the switch
The automobile was once a beacon of individual liberty, revolutionizing our work lives and giving birth to the suburban lifestyle.
UK Supermarkets accused of driving up petrol prices by 6p a litre
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) attributed the recent rise in fuel prices since 2019 to lessened competition among supermarkets.
Diesel prices have been reduced by supermarkets in response to concerns raised by the competition watchdog.
Following the competition watchdog’s decision to intensify scrutiny of the market, supermarkets and other prominent retailers have hastened their cuts to diesel prices, as reported by the RAC.