A pump station in York, has had to reduce its trading days from five days to two days a week. Why? Becuase demand has outstripped supply.
The station has, for the past twenty years, been selling bio-diesel, eighty per cent of which has been processed from re-cycled vegetable oil collected from chip shops, schools, hospitals and other users of deep-friers.
Now the station is being inundated by haulage companies looking to strike a deal. The price of the fuel is 94.9 pence a litre. Yes, that’s considered cheap in Britain.
Please, say the proprietors, no more calls!