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Now that Scottish Fuels have taken over Brogans Fuels will the prices rise in the Highlands and Islands again?
Here in Lewis when Brogans started coming onto the island, Scottish Fuels cut their prices immediately by 4p a litre for domestic heating oil. Now Scottish Fuels have the monopoly will the prices rise by the same amount again or will it rise further due to lack of competition on the islands?
In Caithness and Sutherland you have the ability to shop around for fuel supplies.
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Originally Posted by pat
Saw that in the news lastnight Pat,its so unfair any sign of competition and the big boys muscle in.
In remote areas you have very little chance of public transport getting you from A to B especially at short notice that the car is a nessacity not a luxury.:(
were are paying as of today 43.53p per ltr how much are the rest of you paying ????
I paid 42.29 2 weeks ago...........;)Quote:
Originally Posted by riggerboy
40.88ppl last week for 1900 litres
Just filled up about 3weeks ago, can't remember the price but I always use Simpsons, I have found them to be the best deal in Caithness. and prompt service, even within hrs if required.
My last fill 2 weeks ago ....I called and 40 mins. later they were here.I think they were in the village anyway,but super service.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Whitewater
Finally found my receipt for last fill up on 30 November for 1200 litres - price I eventually paid as I pay for fuel as received was down to 44p per litre - down from the usual 47 pence.
Have phoned up both offices today and price is 0.9p cheaper at Brogans - long may it continue, but still over 45p a litre! Still more expensive than Mainland prices even though the same boat delivers to Inverness, Scrabster and here.
We paid £207 for 500 litres with Simpsons - 41.4ppl
We phoned late on in the day and they were there for 9am the next morning. Always good service so far :)
Edited as the vol was wrong...