How much is LPG in your area?
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Active_Lad
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There does seem to be a general jacking up of prices by quite large amounts. Total in Grantham that has been 48.9ppl for quite a while has finally given in and put their's s up to 53.9ppl. 5ppl is quite a lot. No one would ever try putting up U/L that much in one hit!
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Sad when you consider that rural communities rely on their car's even more. I got to Total on Monday night to find they'd closed early so had to make a very efficient run to Shell Boston (34 miles) to fill up. I have a 70l tank (so 54 litres capacity) and put in 53.69l !!ttalps2000 wrote:i paid 54.6ppl at K Mugglestone in Boston at the weekend and was 52.9ppl at Shell in the town too. There are hardly any filling stations around there though! i ended up running out 20 miles from Conningsby on my trip up there! Petrol station are far and few between too!
Fumes or what???
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2CR51
Price hike & supermarket wars. Has it started?
Today my local Morrisons store has matched (and even exceeded Asda) on the cost of all fuel types to the same as other supermarket chains within my area.
Morrisons have never been the cheapest for me to use but now they most certainly are not.
UL went from 85.9 to 88.9 Diesel is now 98.9 from 96.9 and LPG went from 44.9 to 46.9.
Is it true their fuel is processed/delivered by Total?
If so this would clearly explain why there has been such a dramatic price increase.
Morrisons have never been the cheapest for me to use but now they most certainly are not.
UL went from 85.9 to 88.9 Diesel is now 98.9 from 96.9 and LPG went from 44.9 to 46.9.
Is it true their fuel is processed/delivered by Total?
If so this would clearly explain why there has been such a dramatic price increase.
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i spoke to my local calor filling station at the weekend. They are currently charging out at 58.7ppl!!!! The guy said that the pricing is fixed by Calor and they bought a big bulk of gas when the prices were high and hence its stayed like it. In 3 weeks time it will then roll back. He isnt selling any gas at the mo, cant drop his prices as he is only making 3ppl on it!
Then you get the Glasgow calor depot saying they are charging 40ppl! How the hell does that work then?! i thought calor were a big company! surely they must all get the gas at the same price?
Ill continue using my local at work at 49ppl!
Then you get the Glasgow calor depot saying they are charging 40ppl! How the hell does that work then?! i thought calor were a big company! surely they must all get the gas at the same price?
Ill continue using my local at work at 49ppl!
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That's interesting because the Total in Grantham is a Calor station, so that might explain the sudden price hike. Since Shell Boston is an AutoGas Site (which is also Calor-supplied) it seems like some of us are rather exposed to the prices Calor get.
Slight O.T. but compare this to Heating Oil (Kerosene 28) that last May was 57.9ppl and last week I paid 29.95ppl you'd like to think that LPG would have made a slightly greater fall (accepting there's a Duty element in LPG that doesn't affect Heating Oil).
Slight O.T. but compare this to Heating Oil (Kerosene 28) that last May was 57.9ppl and last week I paid 29.95ppl you'd like to think that LPG would have made a slightly greater fall (accepting there's a Duty element in LPG that doesn't affect Heating Oil).
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sheeper
Re: Calor Gas depots - worth checking out.
STOKE-ON-TRENT, Flogas - at Salem Street, ST1 5PR2CR51 wrote:I know of & use several up & down the country.
Calor is always cheaper than the mainstream supermarkets & forecourts.
The cheapest :D I can buy LPG fuel from anywhere worth while me using on route is in South Yorkshire and is here:
Calor Gas Ltd
Shawfield Rd
Barnsley,
S71 3HS.
01226 201332.
Open Mon - Fri 9 - 5 Sat 9 - 12 & closed Sunday.
:arrow: 41.9ppl down side? There is just the one pump. This site does get busy with LPG refuels & if you get a large tanked vehicle in front of you (motorhome these take forever to fill up!) or a queue and this happens a lot (more so on a Saturday morning) as it is the cheapest LPG for miles around - you have to wait :!:
Can't be beaten locally at 41.5p p/litre
Only one pump though. Can get busy Saturday morning with taxi drivers filling up for the weekend though!
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That's a pretty steep premium for a card payment.James_N wrote:MMS Gas power at gailey just off J12 of the M6 is 41p / litre cash or 45p / litre paying by card
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This is true, but its so easy to take cash, you would be silly to use a card unless its an emergency!Active_Lad wrote:That's a pretty steep premium for a card payment.James_N wrote:MMS Gas power at gailey just off J12 of the M6 is 41p / litre cash or 45p / litre paying by cardThe Merchant Discount Rate is, on average, about 2.5-3.5% for Credit Cards so 42.5ppl would cover a high end rate.