FUEL prices have again, prompting an unhappy response from fuel retailers, wholesalers and motorists.

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.

ISLANDERS have not been stocking up on petrol despite the steep drop in its price.

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?

GUERNSEY petrol is still cheap, despite recent price rises.

DRIVERS are swapping 4x4s for smaller cars due to the rising cost of fuel, according to the motor trade.

WITH oil prices soaring, western leaders exhorting producers and the industry to release more supply and consumers like fishermen and lorry drivers staging protests, the one thing people want to know is when will things get back to normal?

PETROL yesterday soared past the £1-a-litre mark in Guernsey for the first time.

TAXI drivers want to increase fares, some by more than 8%.