Fuel prices stop falling in January - but RAC finds 14p difference between supermarkets’ cheapest and most expensive prices
Fuel still up to 4p-a-litre less in Northern Ireland – petrol is just 136.2p and diesel 144.9p
Fuel still up to 4p-a-litre less in Northern Ireland – petrol is just 136.2p and diesel 144.9p
RAC continues to call on the supermarkets to cut their prices to match those seen in Northern Ireland
Pump price cuts in November fail to reflect extent of wholesale cost falls - with drivers losing out again
Data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that most drivers across the UK are still paying far too much at the pumps, despite a price cut last month
The ‘big lose-lose’ – drivers miss out on cheaper fuel and the Treasury loses out on tax revenue
Last saw the single biggest rise in monthly diesel prices since the start of the year
But rises could have been higher had big retailers not let their margins go back to more normal levels
Retailers waste no time in increasing pump prices as wholesale costs rise
Data indicates inflation rate could be lower had major retailers cut pump prices to fairer levels
Drivers could save up to 6p a litre – or £3.30 a tank – every time they fill up by using the myRAC mobile app
Diesel car drivers are now paying £6.50 less to fill up than last month - but it's still too much
Even with price cuts, RAC warns diesel drivers are continuing to suffer from poor value at the pumps