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I drove back from Gatwick yesterday (Sunday) evening - petrol readily available in Hooley and along the A235 into Croydon - mainly no queues and no shortages of E10 and diesel. Started to become more problematical the closer to Dulwich I got after that, but the garage just up from the Horniman was serving (don't know what, as I had filled up by then!). Even the fuel station on the Gatwick North Car Park road had some fuel, but there were queues.

macutd Wrote:

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> It looks like everywhere is back to normal, except

> much more expensive!!


Someone obviously got hold of the now running low stocks of Harry Potter wands and made the panic buying go away vanishpanicus

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