UK Supermarkets Slash Diesel Prices
Posted on December 09, 2008 by Fiona Hilliard
The price of diesel has dropped to below £1 a litre for the first time in 14 months as UK retailers wage a war on petrol prices.
Supermarket chain Morrisons were the first to make a move, reducing the cost to 99.9p at all its outlets, meaning a drop of five pence.
This represents a 34p cut from when diesel was at its peak in mid-July.
Already, Asda has followed suit by slashing the price of diesel to 99.9p per litre, while BP is getting in on the action too, saying it would match this at some of its 300 company-owned forecourts.
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donna
- 8th Mar, 09 09:03am
Please do you rent an economy diesel vehicle 2/4door want to rent
may 27 to june 4 pick up 1600 drop off 1100
please could you quote and manual
donna
- 8th Mar, 09 09:03am
sorry in adition to last request I wish to rent from south east uk prefer absildon, brentwood or Romford, Harold wood. will drop off same location
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- 9th Mar, 09 08:03am
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