What chance of an agreement over petrol peace talks?
Private talks have begun to avoid a fuel tanker strike, as petrol prices continue to soar at the pumps, Consumer Editor Chris Choi looks at whether an agreement is likely.
Private talks have begun to avoid a fuel tanker strike, as petrol prices continue to soar at the pumps, Consumer Editor Chris Choi looks at whether an agreement is likely.
Our Plymouth Correspondent Jonathan Gibson reports on the continuing petrol panic buying.
There's a warning tonight that parts of the West Country could run out of fuel altogether if motorists don't stop panic buying. Some fuel terminals say they've had to increase output by almost half.
Demand for fuel across the region is putting supply depots under increased pressure as many filling stations are running dry within hours of being topped up. Here's our Plymouth Correspondent Jonathan Gibson.
The manager of one of Plymouth's two main fuel depots has said it could run dry if demand continues at the current rate.
Rob Brailsford, the depot manager for Chevron Texaco at Cattedown says it's "touch and go" if fuel supplies will last until the next shipment arrives at the start of next week. The depot normally supplies between 120 and 130 tankers of fuel a day but this has now risen to around 180.
Queues have continued to build at petrol stations across the south west this morning with drivers saying they're not prepared to take any chances.
Numerous filling stations in our region have reported running out of diesel and unleaded because of people panic-buying fuel, following the threat of a tanker drivers' strike. Yesterday the Government called on people to fill up their tanks in preparation.
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There has been panic buying at some garages in the region and a strike hasn't even been called.
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A potential strike by tanker drivers has caused speculation that fuel may run out.
Read the full storyITVs consumer editor Chris Choi has been finding out if there really is a petrol panic and separating the facts from the froth. Read more here.