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Currant Affairs North-south is divided by its petrol prices Travellers motoring to tourist hot spots in the summer holidays, including those in the South West, are to suffer from a continuing north-south divide on petrol prices. Average petrol prices in southern Britain are almost 2p a litre higher than in northern Britain, compared with a difference of just over 1p a litre last summer, according to an AA fuel price report. This will particularly hit those needing to fill up in the West Country – a top holiday location, the AA said. It added that pump prices are nearly 14.5p a litre higher than the start of last year's summer holiday season. Full Article Here Back to the list |