All news on the topic: Petrol prices

Fuel companies have agreed to join an interim voluntary scheme which has now published its first list of petrol and diesel prices for nearly 4,000 forecourts across the UK

The average price of unleaded petrol is now at 152.71p a litre, while diesel has hit 154.83p a litre, according to data from the RAC - so what is being the rise?

Petrol prices rose at one of the fastest rates on record in August as the cost of crude oil was passed on to motorists up and down the UK at petrol station forecourts

If you are looking to save money when filling up your vehicle, then it may be worth signing up for a fuel loyalty scheme - here we explain everything you need to know

It comes as figures show what £15 could have bought you 15 years ago, compared to today - with a portion of fish and chips almost quadrupling in price

Petroleum liquid expands when it is warm, so fill up at night when the temperature is cooler, and you’ll get a tiny bit more fuel for your money

When fuel prices reached record highs last summer, the cost of filling up the average 55-litre family car rose to £105 for petrol and £109 for diesel

The Pumpwatch scheme would allow drivers to compare up-to-date petrol prices online - either through a website or app - so they can find the cheapest option in their area

The competition watchdog will publish a report next week exposing how forecourts have increased their profit margins on petrol and diesel in the past four years

Luke Williams, 23, was struggling to pay the bills while working on a building site and so started a side hustle re-selling household items online which soon saw him earn £180k in a year

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Morrisons is making a major change to its petrol prices for customers, but you'll need to head to the supermarket for a full food shop before getting the discount

Diesel was 6p a litre cheaper than petrol on the wholesale market at the end of last month, but the price for a litre of diesel at the pumps cost drivers an average of 159.43p, while petrol was unchanged at 146.5p

Morrisons customers need to spend £35 in store or online between today (April 13) and April 23 to receive a voucher to get 5p off every litre of fuel they purchase up until May 1

Car experts have advised how drivers looking to be careful with money can save as much as £406 on fuel costs every year, all thanks to a savvy yet little-known petrol hack

At the beginning of March this year, the RAC found that diesel was only 6p more expensive than petrol but there was a 20p a litre gap between the fuels at the forecourts

Fuel duty is included in the price you pay for every litre of fuel you buy, with the rate currently set at 52.95p-a-litre - the same level it has been since 2011

The new policy is being rolled out on Tesco forecourts across the UK due to the rising cost of fuel, and is intended to stop people driving off without paying for fuel

The RAC revealed that diesel drivers are being charged an extra 20p over the owners of petrol cars, and the costs "no way reflects" the actual cost of wholesale prices at the moment

To get the 5p discount petrol voucher, you will need to spend £35 at a Morrisons supermarket between today, Thursday, February 9 and February 19

A social media post has caused a stir online after it was claimed a common petrol pump hack was actually pointless and an expert has since confirmed that it's a waste of time and money

Brits planning to head out to fuel up their car in the coming days have been issued an urgent warning by the RAC, who say retailers may "start to bump up their prices" again soon

Morrisons customers can claim £5 off their bill at the supermarket petrol pump if they belong to this particular rewards scheme, offering discount codes via its app

The AA said it was seeing a "pump price superstore turf war" in areas where there were multiple different supermarkets in close proximity

Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation fell to 10.5% in the 12 months to December - this is down from 10.7% in November and 11.1% in October when it hit a 41-year high