OK, This isn't just a boring "They're too high" post - have a read and see what you think
According to the US site here:
http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petro...home_page.html
The current average price of gasoline in the US is $3.70 - which is up $0.70 on last year.
That works out to be that it's up about £0.35 a US gallon - which works out to be just over 10p a litre.
Now, the rises at our pumps have all been solely blamed on the global price of oil - so why have our prices added almost triple what they have added in the US?
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