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beeRS
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Queued for ages for petrol at my BP. As it got to my turn the ‘sorry out of fuel’ notice was slapped on. ARGHHHH!
Got home and fixed the puncture on my bike. Adjusted the gears, and now I’m going to cycle to work. That’s 9 miles each way. Guess I’ll deserve an extra Weetabix for breakfast now.
So what if everyone used less fuel and electricity and more pedal power. How will they recoup their tax? Can’t tax my Weetabix - I hope.
Got home and fixed the puncture on my bike. Adjusted the gears, and now I’m going to cycle to work. That’s 9 miles each way. Guess I’ll deserve an extra Weetabix for breakfast now.
So what if everyone used less fuel and electricity and more pedal power. How will they recoup their tax? Can’t tax my Weetabix - I hope.
MetalMonkey
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Topped up the tank again yesterday with E10 at 150.9 (was 147.9 the previous day)
Drove past it today 155.9
Seems to be going up about 4p daily now.
Drove past it today 155.9
Seems to be going up about 4p daily now.
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Taking mrs Robo for a hospital appt this morning and passed one doing 149.9 so may top the tank off on the way home, if there's any left 
Blobber
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As far as I'm aware the refinery side has closed, most of the employees have been sacked off, pretty sure they used to refine 25% of the UKs dieselDidn't Humberside go bust but was rescued by Philips 66 ?
https://www.phillips66.com/refining/humber-refinery/
Philips 66 website says that they are still refining at Humberside.
@Blobber stick your head out of the window and have a look-see for us...
