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Because suppliers provide price support there. However, lower-volume rural sites with standalone petrol stations that have no immediate competition have no price support and a higher retailer mark-up because volumes are lower, which leads to the higher price.
How I remember the days—I am saying this because I am so old—when the hospital matron would allow two people in for only two yours. Heaven forfend if a visitor sat on the end of the bed rather than on one of the wipe-down chairs.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 December 2004
To ask the Scottish Executive what representations it received from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport regarding the still life “Le Paté de Jambon”, prior to the publication of the spoliation advisory panel’s recently published report.
Many members will know that it was a Labour councillor in Glasgow, Hanzala Malik, who like me was one of the first to express disgust at the UKBA's decision.
I am afraid that we are tight for time.17:01 The Local Government and Regeneration Committee should be given credit for launching this necessary inquiry.
I despair, as I am sure you do, that that is often what happens. You have expressed the need to get beyond that. The difficulty is getting beyond the gatekeepers.
Again, I take your point, but was there any discussion in advance of the announcement with the business community about increasing business taxation? Maybe I am not expressing myself clearly enough, but I thought that I answered that a second ago.