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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
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olilew
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
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SpacePhoenix
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Diesel vehicles
Just about any RM van or lorry runs on diesel. It might force RM long term to move some offices (probably all DOs) out of towns onto industrial estatesolilew wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/y ... irror_main
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arnold cheshire
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Diesel vehicles
They could start buying petrol vans for our delivery's
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rubberbond
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Diesel vehicles
Cycles never polluted as much. Diesel engines for stop/start, low mileage work is clinical stupidity.arnold cheshire wrote:They could start buying petrol vans for our delivery's
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daveyeff
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Diesel vehicles
and how are the posties going to get to the towns/urban/sub urban areas for their delivery. buses? they are all diesel as well.SpacePhoenix wrote:Just about any RM van or lorry runs on diesel. It might force RM long term to move some offices (probably all DOs) out of towns onto industrial estatesolilew wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/y ... irror_main
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worktotime
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
oh dear another great r/m idea gone tits up then ,
share price will drop again 
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DB1100
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
Not only that,but any firm that delivers to any place in London will have to put their charges up to cover the extra cost of diesel,so that means a increase in the cost of livingworktotime wrote:oh dear another great r/m idea gone tits up then ,share price will drop again
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South_London_Postie
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
Would have to pay me £20 a day to drive a diesel in London!!
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Ask Royal Mail if you don't believe me :)
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NWpostie
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
I think Lorry companies should boycott deliveries to town centres especially London, as they are Diesel powered, let see how long London will last without supplies, lets see how that useless Mayor Khan sort that one out !
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Darren Bent
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
Then London can claim it is working due to cut of pollution.
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NWpostie
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
Worryingly you're probably right, Useless Khan would put a spin on it, he doesn't have to queue like the rest of us for food and supplies.
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springs
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If you drive a diesel car you could soon have to pay up to GBP20 a DAY
mount pleasant in london will be trailing several 5.50 and 7.40 fully electric lorrys very soon being lent to them by a compony as a test site.
the chargers are in place all i know is the radius is only around 60 miles to my knowledge.
i cant say to much at this stage as i don't know anything else until they come in
the chargers are in place all i know is the radius is only around 60 miles to my knowledge.
i cant say to much at this stage as i don't know anything else until they come in