Diesel prices hit record high, raising Norfolk fuel concerns

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:01 · Archive

Diesel prices have climbed to a record 199.18p per litre, raising concerns about potential fuel shortages in Norfolk.

Diesel prices have climbed to a record 199.18p per litre, prompting concerns about potential fuel shortages in Norfolk. The high prices are affecting local businesses significantly.

Charles Sanders, owner of Sanders Coaches, has said the record diesel prices could add more than half a million pounds to the firm's costs each year. The price rises have raised questions about whether Norfolk might face fuel rationing or speed restrictions in response.

How it is being reported

• Diesel crisis could cost Norfolk firm over £500,000 more each year, boss warnsNorwich Evening News · 1 Oct, 06:00
• Diesel crisis could cost Norfolk firm over £500,000 more each year, boss warnsEastern Daily Press · 1 Oct, 06:00
• Could Norfolk face fuel rationing and 50mph limits as diesel prices hit record high?Norwich Evening News · 29 Sept, 16:10
• Could Norfolk face fuel rationing and 50mph limits as diesel prices hit record high?Eastern Daily Press · 29 Sept, 16:10

In this story: Norfolk · Sanders Coaches · Charles Sanders

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