Fuel Prices in England
Compare reported petrol and diesel prices around England.
Independent comparison using official UK fuel price reports. Check each station before travelling.
Compare stations in England
- Lowest reported
- 161.9p / litre
- Area average
- 175.1p / litre
- Stations reporting
- 4183
Unleaded petrol (E10)
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Local fuel price snapshot
Across 458 published local areas in England, we track 4489 active petrol stations with recent prices. (Data updated 52 minutes ago)
Lowest reported petrol price: 161.9p at Costco near 30 WATERLOO ROAD
Unleaded petrol (E10)
- Based on 4183 stations with eligible recent reports.
- Lowest price: 161.9p
- Average price: 175.1p
- Highest price: 205.9p
- Spread: 44.0p (across the stations we track)
Diesel (B7)
- Based on 4305 stations with eligible recent reports.
- Lowest price: 183.9p
- Average price: 200.3p
- Highest price: 219.9p
- Spread: 36.0p (across the stations we track)
Premium petrol (E5)
- Based on 3219 stations with eligible recent reports.
- Lowest price: 169.9p
- Average price: 192.3p
- Highest price: 239.9p
- Spread: 70.0p (across the stations we track)
Premium diesel
- Based on 2291 stations with eligible recent reports.
- Lowest price: 193.9p
- Average price: 219.2p
- Highest price: 243.9p
- Spread: 50.0p (across the stations we track)
The price spread is the gap between the lowest and highest reported prices, not a guaranteed saving on your journey. Compare with the UK petrol and diesel price index, or read how we calculate our published fuel price statistics.
Fuel brands in England
About fuel prices around England
The English road system is dense and layered, mixing centuries-old routes with newer bypasses. Motorists often balance convenience with cost: suburban drivers may rely on supermarket forecourts, while residents in smaller villages keep an eye on independent stations that serve as local hubs.
Holiday traffic toward the coast in summer adds short-term pressure on some areas, while winter weather can push drivers to refuel earlier on upland stretches across the Peak District or the Yorkshire Dales. Fuel price movements in England often mirror local competition and regional supply chains.
Ports along the south coast support steady flows of goods that rely on diesel, while city centres maintain brisk petrol turnover from cars and taxis. The spread of clean air zones influences vehicle choices without removing the need for reliable fuel insights.
For families planning trips to national parks or students travelling between university towns, understanding average and outlier prices provides reassurance before setting off. Station density is highest around the motorway network, yet many of the most scenic drives depend on a handful of rural stations.
Keeping track of pricing around these nodes helps travellers avoid anxious stretches and supports businesses that schedule deliveries through varied terrain. Whether heading toward the Lake District, exploring the Cotswolds, or connecting the Midlands to the south coast, informed fuel planning keeps journeys smooth and budgets predictable.
Long-distance corridors such as the M1, M6, and A1(M) connect northern cities to the Midlands and London, while coastal roads like the A30 and A303 funnel holiday traffic toward Cornwall and Devon. Service areas, truck stops, and roadside cafes play a role in this culture of movement, giving drivers a chance to pause, review current price ranges, and choose the most sensible moment to top up their tanks before continuing.
Regional fuel behaviour also responds to weather. Heavy rain on upland sections of the Pennines or the Norfolk coast can slow journeys and prompt earlier refuelling, while spring and summer festivals create gentle peaks in demand near host towns.
Many drivers plan ahead by noting which stations sit close to motorway junctions and which are tucked behind retail parks, giving them flexibility when conditions change.
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Common questions about fuel in England
What is the latest reported petrol price in England?
The latest reported petrol prices in England run from 161.9p to 205.9p per litre, with an average of 175.1p across 4183 stations. The lowest unleaded price we can see is 161.9p at Costco near 30 WATERLOO ROAD.
What is the latest reported diesel price in England?
The latest reported diesel prices in England run from 183.9p to 219.9p per litre, with an average of 200.3p across 4305 stations.
How many stations do you track around England?
We currently track 4489 active stations across 458 published local areas in England. Prices are refreshed from the official fuel price feed throughout the day.
How do I compare stations near England?
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