Cheers. Handy to know when out and about. I guess if its a manned pump, they aren't often open?
Also, being Flogas, if the pump breaks, they need nearly a year to decide whether to fix it.
Do you not venture into North or East London these days?
Theres is a Sainsburys at M25 North, J22 London Colney, 54p, or bottom of M11, Morrrisons and a couple of Shells, 57 to 60p, or bit further down on the A406, Beckton, another Sainburys 55p
One thing I will say about LPG are prices have been stable for quiet a while now, and with Jungle Juice in the High 1.28's cheap as chips.
Mrs TB uses TBE as her daily. The BP here stopped selling LPG properly 3 or 4 years back (and was the reason I ended up with a diesel - although I could get LPG within a 6 mile round trip near work, and commute time, this easily added another 50mins to an hour commute). So her only other viable option was Countrywide at Banbury (a perfectly viable 3 mile round trip extra). Without that, she's having to make the trip to Towcester - 10 miles in the opposite direction to where she commutes - and pay their 70p (when you do find LPG around this strip of the country, its always about 67-75p).
She does have a gas outlet not far from where she works, but they have a single pump, and its always 4 to 5 car queue, and takes probably 40 - 60 mins to get fuel.
You are spoilt around North Londonium, as when I was at HarryPotterLand, about a mile down the A41 was a Sainsburys and Shell around the 54p mark (when the Towcester one way 70p (as it has been for years), and the Shell on the A41 near Hemel was 82p). I saw a Shell at 54.9p on the North Circ near Wembley the other day when going to one of our shitholes down that way.
Its a real dilemma, as TBE is a lot of effortless luxury for virtually no outlay. But she is doing 400 miles a week, and a 3.2 Omega on petrol, its becoming a bit expensive.
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