A quango called the Commission for Integrated Transport last week published a report recommending "a steady increase in fuel price is essential to help control CO2 emissions".
They may be right. But I thought we already had steadily increasing pump prices.
The cost of unleaded in the area last week, to the nearest penny, was:
That's already a five per cent difference, between Rhuthun and the lowest price in the area. As we've said almost to the point of absurdity, Rhuthun residents need to travel. It's in the nature of the town, its size and location.
Or is it that people wish to move to Rhuthun to take advantage of what we have on offer and they therefore *have* to travel?
They may be right. But I thought we already had steadily increasing pump prices.
The cost of unleaded in the area last week, to the nearest penny, was:
| Rhuthun £0.98 | Dinbych/Denbigh £0.96 | |
| Llandudno £0.95 | Y Rhyl £0.94 | |
| Yr Wyddgrug/Mold £0.93 | Wrecsam £0.93 |
That's already a five per cent difference, between Rhuthun and the lowest price in the area. As we've said almost to the point of absurdity, Rhuthun residents need to travel. It's in the nature of the town, its size and location.
Or is it that people wish to move to Rhuthun to take advantage of what we have on offer and they therefore *have* to travel?
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