Picture dated October 1st shows one of the governmentÕs reserve petrol tankers leaving storage in Fenstanton,Cambridgeshire,on Friday morning.Only a handful of the 40 tankers, worth an estimated £4 million, have been seen leaving this week. The governmentÕs reserve petrol tankers are sitting in a storage yard in Cambridgeshire this morning (Fri) as the fuel crisis continues. Around 40 tankers, worth an estimated £4 million, are parked in the storage depot in Fenstanton, whilst forecourts across the UK remain closed due to a shortage of truck drivers.

Picture dated October 1st shows one of the governmentÕs reserve petrol tankers leaving storage in Fenstanton,Cambridgeshire,on Friday morning.Only a handful of the 40 tankers, worth an estimated £4 million, have been seen leaving this week. The governmentÕs reserve petrol tankers are sitting in a storage yard in Cambridgeshire this morning (Fri) as the fuel crisis continues. Around 40 tankers, worth an estimated £4 million, are parked in the storage depot in Fenstanton, whilst forecourts across the UK remain closed due to a shortage of truck drivers. Stock Photo

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1 October 2021

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Fenstanton,Cambridgeshire

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