THE price of petrol has risen and could be more than £1 a litre – even from the cut-price forecourts – by the end of the year, predicts one garage owner.

PRESSURE is being applied for the supplementary fuel allowance to be raised further, in the wake of the coal-price hike.

CHECKERS has cut the cost of coal.

ISLANDERS should not expect to see a price war among garages selling coal because the product is just not profitable enough, according to Trevor Hockey, owner of Trev’s Motorcycles.

PENSIONERS are going to be hit hard by the 45% increase in the price of coal.

TAXI fares in Guernsey are more expensive than in almost 80% of districts in the UK, according to a comparison website.

WITH taxis set to become increasingly more expensive due to rocketing fuel prices it begs the question, where will it all end?

TAXI fares are going up for the second time this year.

SOARING fuel prices won’t have an adverse effect on the island’s tourism, according to some local hoteliers.

AURIGNY fares will rise by about 5% within the next two weeks because of the increased cost of fuel.