running costs

There are no doubt many good reasons for this but mainly due to cheaper costs, ie rates, on-going running costs hotel costs for guests etc.

The first model with a CNG engine to wear a SEAT badge and making its debut at this week's Geneva Motor Show, the Ecofuel boasts running costs of around half those of a petrol-engined Mii.

A study by Age UK shows that while price is the most important factor when choosing a car, with 23% opting for the cheapest model, most drivers then spend over the odds in running costs.

The Bush BPDP423DHD, a cut-price 3D TV sold at Argos, performed just as poorly, with running costs of pounds 214 over five years.

The funds will help pay for the general running costs of the group, which has in excess of 25 Beavers, 25 Cubs and 20 Scouts.

The chopper's running costs stand at more than pounds 1.7m over the course of a year.

CAR dealers are being urged to sign up to a new labelling programme to better inform buyers about vehicle running costs.

Families with small children for example would find it impossible to even contemplate the switch whereas for single people and couples without children the option of two wheels could offer substantial cost savings both in terms of vehicle prices and running costs. So let's look at what they cost.

More than 90 groups have received cash from Dudley's Small Grants Scheme, which aims to provide groups of people across the borough with vital cash injections for new facilities and projects or to help with running costs.

The cash can be used to cover running costs, event costs and new equipment.

The Flame of Hope in Birmingham's Centenary Square has gone out again because the city council is refusing to pay pounds 12,000 running costs.

The desire to be seen in the right set of wheels often clouds any rational judgment and, a new report claims, millions of motorists have no idea what are the real running costs of their dream machines.