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Published Date: 25 April 2008
THE Scots are not by nature folk who panic, so they will take the two-day closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery in their stride.
Supplies of fuel are adequate; unless there is panic buying there will be no shortage of petrol or diesel over the coming weeks as the Grangemouth refinery is shut down and then gradually started up again after the two-day strike.

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Sierra Foothills Scot,

Diamond Springs 25/04/2008 00:55:15
The first leader above should be rewritten as follows:
"THE Scots, with the exception of Nicol Stephen, are not by nature folk who panic, so they will take the two-day closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery in their stride."
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donald anderson it's me,

25/04/2008 10:20:25
Remember the SE of Engerland panic buying toilet rolls?

 

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