The Office of Fair Trading is meeting officials from oil company Shell today (Friday) to discuss the price of petrol.
It’s part of a series of meetings being held with fuel suppliers to talk about why prices are higher here than in the UK.
Also up for discussion is whether petrol prices fall quickly enough when the price of oil on the world markets goes down.
Chairman of the OFT Bill Henderson MHK says that’s something motorists regularly contact him about (audio file attached):
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