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Petrol prices fall at supermarkets

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Robert Powell
23 August 2011 | 7 Comments

Robert Powell reports on the recent supermarket petrol price war and finds out if these dips in costs could be the start of a general fall in fuel prices...

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Thirdman
25 August 2011
@nickpike Can you post a link to evidence of this please? I've heard it mentioned a few times (mainly on here), but it's always anecdotal. Cheers!
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GaryDean
24 August 2011
Supermarkets are a complete & total rip-off. They are punishing us in every possible way while pretending to offer 'low prices.' Every little helps' remember?
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safetylady
24 August 2011
Unfortunately no one has told SE wales - our petrol has actually been going up for the last week - Tescos & Sainsburys at 135.9for four star, local garages including BP & Esso at 136.9!
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