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Home Forum 80's Life & Times The cost of living in the Early 80s

The cost of living in the Early 80s
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5:52 pm
January 25, 2011


Lisa Burke

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I've been looking at the prices of some everydays things during the early 80s, i think you will all be surprised at how things have changed.

1981.

The Sun newspaper = 14p

Pint of bear = 50p

packet of cigerettes = 80p

Gallon of petrol = £1.32

Average house price = £24,188.00

Average weekly wage in England = £91.40

 

1982.

Milk = 20p

Bread = 37p

Eggs = 73p

1st class stamp = 15 and a half pence

Manunited season tkt = £64.00

 

Interesting stuff!!!!

8:38 pm
January 25, 2011


80sHog

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Very interesting young Lady, Petrol is now £1.32 a litreYell utter disgrace,
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