petrol prices

[kallis3]

Depends where in the Midlands you are inaiva.

By me in South Staffs there are at least two stations at 115.9. Also courtesy of petrol prices - what a godsend that site is!

[Lisa2009]

I remember when i first started driving i used to wonder why people complained about petrol prices increasing. To be honest i didnt really notice much difference.
BOYYYYYYYY i do now. One of the kids goes to school out of town. I used to put £20 pound a week in. Not any more though. I'm lucky if that lasts 3 days now.

[TheMatrix]

In the Birmingham area, its the lowest I can find en route to work.

[james.c]

I am lucky i have a company car and all my personnel fuel is paid for, admittley i get taxed on it, put that tax through my wage is the same everymonth no matter what petrol costs.

But i really feel for people who have to pay their own, becuase this i am sure will bite in to extra money you have from not spending in to other arears, ips should be able to help reduce payments to help everybody with this

[Maz]

Hi there

I wish I could cycle or walk to work. It would be so much healthier too. I have noticed the drain on my finances with these increases as I drive 25 miles to work and another 25 back home; that's 50 per day! I have included that in my I&E also along with the dreaded disgusting increase in the council's tax. I have had a 'bit' of a pay rise in April and I feel no better off with my expenditure. But the tax on fuel is so high, I cannot understand why the government have to take so much!!!? money grabbers!!!

Maz [:(!]

[TheMatrix]

The government take too much because they would like to force cars off the road. All this about shortage of fuel is a load of b**l there are plenty of reserves for the next 20 years and by then they can start looking at alternative sources of fuel for cars.