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P45.....sorry can't answer that one...I don't normally write to Morrison's but I would have thought they would at least have  said no...they  send enough rubbish to my in box as I shop there every week...I thought I would just support Merve as he convinced me to change and I have seen a difference more savings for my family...I agree it's not for everyone...To answer DD the answer to your question if you read the posts the answer is there...if you don't want to read it its your choice..all I was doing was answering previous posts...maybe slightly off topic from the original post but was not made intended to cause offence

To be fair, DD has a point . We have a thread on refillables and a thread on non EHU activities. All refillable posts and non EHU money saving Ideas should be posted there although I have to say, it is a very exciting time at the moment- we are seeing caravan history being made! 

As this thread is about Morrisons I thought I would get the discussion back on course and talk about Morrisons!! As some of you may know, I have been busy emailing and communicating with various businesses and organisations that hold the key to the caravanning public being able to fill their Safefills wherever now that the red guide has been rewritten and the UKLPG has promised to rewrite sheet 26 (we're still waiting!!) Yesterday both Shell and Morrisons contacted me to say things were in hand and this was being investigated by their respective teams responsible for their forecourts. I have to say now that, at the present time, it looks very promising. We have had disappointments in the past but now with the acceptance of Safefill by the red guide, I really think that these blanket bans on filling cylinders that we have seen are running out of steam and have nowhere to run. I still await a reply from The Rt hon Greg Clark MP Minister at the Dept of Trade, Energy and Industrial Strategy. Emails from other interested parties would help to put pressure on the dam. It's leaking badly but we need to push harder to breach it completely. I genuinely feel now that it's just a matter of time before all LPG points are open to us. Morrisons have shown more willing than most.

It might not be the same price,but all the tankers fill up at the same distribution depots 

It is in Kyle of Lochalsh, the average diesel price is £1.23/Ltr, over the bridge to Skye and 10 miles to Broadtown £1.12/Ltr.  Very popular where traffic queued onto the road.  Not only that you get stunning vistas.

The islands get a government subsidy on fuel. 

Might be the case but it was the only filling station on Skye where diesel was that price, all the others were in the £1.23 area

PS.  The Morrison's at Oban was £1.12

There must be a fuel offer on the way at Morrisons as our local is £115.9,and ASDA and Tesco are £112 .7 and  £112.9 

Asda in Lowestoft is always one of the cheapest in the area as it is totally self service/pay at the pump