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  • Fuel hikes leave UK drivers with £700 less in their pockets

    MOTORISTS

    Fuel prices spiking to record levels will leave UK drivers with £700 less per year, according to used car buying service ChooseMyCar.com. Figures revealed that the cost of filling up has increased by £25 per tank, resulting in a yearly range of between £525 and £700 for a car with an average mileage of 13,000 [...]

  • Fuel price rise means cost of running a car jumps 17 per cent

    Soaring fuel costs

    Huge jumps in fuel prices have contributed to a rise in the cost of maintaining a car by 17 per cent to £3,500. Motorists are spending on average £1,435 to fill up their car each year, which is a £960 rise, according  Insurance Revolution. The fuel jump rise means some road-users have started to use [...]

  • Most employees push for remote working following fuel price surge

    Remote working

    Most employees are pushing for remote working patterns as a result of the surge in fuel prices. According to 3,000 people survey by recruiter Randstad, nine out of 10 cite the cost-of-living crisis, and in particular hiking fuel prices, as the main reason for remote working. “For people who have to drive, being hit by [...]

  • Fuel supplies drop as Brits prepare for Easter break chaos

    April 14, 2022

    Petrol and diesel supplies have dropped around the country as millions of Brits get ready for the Easter bank holiday. According to data from the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, stock levels of petrol in eastern England were around 19 per cent, while in the south-west and London stationed around 21 and 22 [...]

  • Rishi Sunak needs to tell a story if he wants to keep a hold on the economy

    March 23, 2022

    In an interview with the Sunday Times earlier this month, Gordon Brown gave a quote that was both reflective of his past failings and the challenge that lies ahead for Rishi Sunak.  “I’m afraid we didn’t win the argument. You learn as you get older, or at least more experienced, that the facts are not [...]

  • Soaring oil prices create panic among most UK drivers

    March 7, 2022

    Soaring oil prices continue to create panic among UK drivers, as growing numbers continue to be concerned about filling up their tanks. As a result of the ongoing Ukrainian conflict and consequences on oil prices as well as because of soaring inflation, UK petrol prices have risen last week to £1.55 per litre for diesel [...]

  • Moto cuts fuel prices following National Highways thumbs up

    February 3, 2022

    Motorway services operator Moto will cut fuel prices by 15p per litre at its new digital sign installations on motorways after National Highways gave the move the thumbs up. The roll out, which will initially include five Moto sites, will see motorists save up an average £7 per tank, bringing the operator’s prices in line [...]

  • Motor Fuel Group’s owner kicks off £5bn selling plans

    January 18, 2022

    Motor Fuel Group’s (MFG) owner Clayton Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) has kicked off plans to sell the UK’s biggest independent forecourts operator, Sky News first reported. The private equity firm CD&R has invited this week investment banks to bid for a mandate to sell the company, which could be valued at £5bn. The forecourts operator’s [...]

  • Petrol retailers accused of ripping off motorists over Christmas

    January 6, 2022

    Petrol retailers failed to pass on wholesale price savings to UK customers last month, according to data from RAC Fuel Watch.

  • BP and Maersk Tankers team up to trial marine biofuel in decarbonisation push

    December 17, 2021

    Product tankers powered on biofuels produced from recycled cooking oils have travelled from Netherlands to West Africa as part of BP-Maersk trials.

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