Expert advice on saving money on petrol and diesel. Latest UK fuel price news, tips, and guides.
If your fuel bills have crept up since the temperature dropped, you're not imagining it. Cold weather can slash your fuel economy by up to …
Several London petrol stations are considering dropping diesel from their pumps within the next few years, as falling demand makes it increasingly difficult to justify …
Motorists face the highest fuel prices in months as petrol and diesel costs surge at their fastest rate since April 2024, making this Christmas more …
If your fuel bills have crept up since the temperature dropped, you're not imagining it. Cold weather can slash your fuel economy by up to 20%. Here's why it happens and what you can do about it.
Most drivers fill up without thinking twice about rewards. But stacking loyalty cards, apps, and cashback credit cards could save you £50-150 annually. Here's your complete guide to maximising savings at UK forecourts.
Several London petrol stations are considering dropping diesel from their pumps within the next few years, as falling demand makes it increasingly difficult to justify stocking the fuel.
With fuel prices at their highest in months, knowing where to fill up can save you significant money this Christmas. We compare supermarket, motorway, and regional prices for December 2025.
Motorists face the highest fuel prices in months as petrol and diesel costs surge at their fastest rate since April 2024, making this Christmas more expensive than last year at the pumps.
Good news for electric company car drivers: HMRC has reduced the home charging advisory rate from 8p to 7p per mile from December 2025, while public charging remains at 14p.
HMRC has released updated advisory fuel rates effective from 1 December 2025, with a key change for electric vehicle home charging rates. Here's everything company car drivers need to know.
After 16 years of freezes, fuel duty will finally increase from September 2026. The 5p temporary cut ends in March 2026, with phased increases returning rates to 57.95p per litre by 2027.