A supermarket price war is behind falling fuel prices, but the AA has warned that not everyone is seeing the benefits. Wales, Northern Ireland and the north of England are said to be seeing the cheapest prices.
The AA say that average petrol prices have fallen below 150p a litre for the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine in February last year, and the latest figures from RAC show that the average for unleaded is 148p, with one motorist in Cardiff pointing out that the Asda at Cardiff Bay had unleaded for 142p on Friday afternoon (January 20).
PetrolPrices.com that compares prices in different towns and cities is showing the cheapest petrol in Cardiff is 141.7p at Morrisons in Penarth, and 142.7p at the Asda stores in Coryton, Cardiff Bay, Leckwith and Pentwyn, and the same price at Morrisons on Newport Road and in Llanishen.
