People in Wales think carers should either have a pay rise or cheaper petrol - or both. WalesOnline readers have had their say after a care boss said she had got an electric scooter to help staff who can't afford the fuel to drive their own cars to clients' homes. Emma Murray's concerns were voiced the day after petrol prices in Wales broke the £2-a-litre barrier amid warnings prices are going to keep increasing. Here are the cheapest petrol prices we found at supermarkets in Wales this week.
The average cost of filling a typical family car with petrol has now exceeded £100 for the first time. Data firm Experian Catalist said a litre of petrol cost an average of 180.7p on Tuesday. That was an increase of 2.2p compared with the previous day. This was the largest daily jump in 17 years, according to the RAC. Read the reasons why prices are so high here.
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