WELLS PETROL STATION DRIVERS
WELLS PETROL STATION DRIVER

'I’m not prepared to queue in this manner as we are told that there isn’t a shortage and decided to return at 1.30am to drive straight in the forecourt to my total shock that motorists were filling up large containers in their car boots and the price had been increased to £1.46 a litre for petrol when last week petrol was £1.36. 'I live in Leybourne and needed fuel for work and after trying several petrol station found a dangerous queue of traffic at 11.30pm on London Road A20, Shell Garage where motorists were queuing to fill up.

WELLS PETROL STATION DRIVER

One driver said he's concerned motorists are now being ripped off.Ĭlint Jeffery said: 'I’m classified as a key worker and have worked throughout the pandemic and have no other option than to rely on my car to get to and from work. The nearest alternative locations to this are BP OTR ANGLE VALE, BP OTR DAVOREN PARK and BP OTR MUNNO PARA WEST.

Services include ATM, Barista Coffee, Gift Card and all major payment cards are accepted. Pictures online have surfaced showing long delays in and around towns.įollow our live blog below for the latest updates on this ongoing story About BP OTR TWO WELLS BP OTR TWO WELLS is a bp petrol station located in TWO WELLS with a range of petrol and diesel fuels. Visit us in-store and get groceries delivered to anywhere in the UK, or.

WELLS PETROL STATION DRIVERS

Today drivers are beginning to queue up once again in an attempt to find fuel (Saturday, September 25). Visit your local Asda Builth Express Petrol at Station Road Builth Wells, Wales. She added that BP had “two-thirds of normal forecourt stock levels required for smooth operations” and the level is “declining rapidly”. Read more: The latest traffic and travel news across KentĪ number of factors including Brexit, the COVID pandemic and systematic issues in the industry relating to drivers' pay is said to have led to a shortage of qualified HGV drivers.īP's head of UK retail Hanna Hofer stated that it was important the Government understood the 'urgency of the situation', which, according to an ITV News report, she described as 'bad, very bad'. On Friday (September 24), BP closed a 'handful' of their petrol stations due to a lack of fuel available, while Esso owner ExxonMobil indicated a 'small number' of its Tesco Alliance stations were impacted. Yesterday (September 25) there was chaos across the county as drivers joined long queues in a big to get fuel. Out of season, there is ample, unrestricted parking around The Butlands, but during the high season, parking can be a pain! There is a car park at Freeman Street and another, smaller one, at the north end of Staithe Street.Long queues are building again across Kent formed of drivers are on the hunt for petrol as the UK faces a fuel crisis. BANG! is the building right at the top, on the corner of Staithe Street – painted grey with blue windows. Continue along this road, go past the bus stop on your left and Staithe Street is the next road on your left. Where the road bends round to the left (A149 coast road), turn right onto Mill Road. Coming in to Wells go under the old railway bridge and continue straight up the hill. At the Shell petrol station roundabout on the Fakenham bypass go straight over (2nd exit) sign posted Cromer.Ī few hundred yards along take the first left signed Wells and Holkham (B1005) then take the first left again signposted as above.Ĭontinue on this road for approx 7 miles.

Wells petrol station