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Weekly Fuel Price Report

2 June 20269 June 2026

Unleaded

158.2p

0.9pvs last week
Low: 111.1pHigh: 210p

Diesel

182.7p

2.2pvs last week
Low: 116.9pHigh: 230p

Super Unleaded

175.7p

0.5pvs last week
Low: 125.9pHigh: 239.9p

Premium Diesel

202.2p

1.8pvs last week
Low: 100.9pHigh: 269.9p

Biodiesel (B10)

183.4p

0.7pvs last week
Low: 125.3pHigh: 215.9p

Renewable Diesel (HVO)

200.9p

2.5pvs last week
Low: 144.8pHigh: 235.9p

Fill-Up Cost Calculator

Based on a typical 55L tank this week

Unleaded (E10)

£87.01avg fill-up

At the cheapest station: £70.89

Save £16.12 per fill-up

Diesel

£100.48avg fill-up

At the cheapest station: £75.84

Save £24.64 per fill-up

Supermarket vs Branded

Supermarket

Avg Unleaded155.0p
Avg Diesel176.6p
Stations725

Branded

Avg Unleaded157.8p
Avg Diesel181.9p
Stations6,931

Supermarkets are 2.8p cheaper on unleaded and 5.3p cheaper on diesel on average this week

Motorway Premium

Non-Motorway Average

Unleaded157.1p
Diesel181.1p
Stations7,490

Motorway Average

+18.1p premium
Unleaded175.2p
Diesel195.2p
Stations166

Most Expensive Stations

Motorway stations excluded for fairness

Unleaded (E10)

#StationLocationPrice
1Mfg CowleyCowley, OX4 2DT179.9p
2Mfg ArleCheltenham, GL51 7PA179.9p
3Mount Service StationLiverpool, L31 1AR178.9p
4Asda Thame Express PetrolThame, OX9 3SB176.9p
5Shell UttoxeterUttoxeter, ST14 7DB176.9p
6Mfg WitneyWitney, OX28 6JL175.9p
7Shell Co-Op BuckdenHuntingdon, PE19 5XF169.9p
8Shell Waitrose WymondhamWymondham, NR18 0SH169.9p
9Port Askaig StoresIsle Of Islay, PA46 7RB169.9p
10Elmbank Service StationGlasgow, G2 4PG169.9p

Biggest Price Drops This Week

Earlston, TD4 6DL · Diesel

175.9p116.9p

Neyland, SA73 1QZ · Diesel

179.9p137.9p

Leeds, LS7 2NA · Diesel

222.2p182.9p

Neyland, SA73 1QZ · Unleaded

155.9p128.9p

Mountain Ash, CF45 4LJ · Unleaded

179.9p155.9p

Cardiff, CF11 7AS · Unleaded

179.9p156.9p

Waterstock, OX33 1LJ · Diesel

202.9p179.9p

Newcastle-Under-Lyme, ST5 5HG · Diesel

202.9p179.9p

Chepstow, NP16 5YS · Unleaded

179.9p159.9p

Panteg, SA15 3TF · Unleaded

175.9p155.9p

A4 Bath Road / Brislington, BS4 5AD · Unleaded

175.9p155.9p

Rhymney Valley, CF83 2RP · Unleaded

175.9p155.9p

Dinbych-Y-Pysgod, SA70 8EU · Unleaded

171.9p153.9p

Swansea, SA3 5AS · Unleaded

175.9p157.9p

Bromley, BR2 0TY · Diesel

190.9p176.9p

Biggest Price Hikes This Week

Leeds, LS7 2NA · Unleaded

111.1p156.9p

Oldham, OL8 4JZ · Unleaded

149.9p179.9p
Mfg Arle+23.0p

Cheltenham, GL51 7PA · Unleaded

156.9p179.9p

Liverpool, L31 1AR · Unleaded

156.9p178.9p

Redland / Bristol, BS6 6JA · Unleaded

159.9p181.9p

Mountain Ash, CF45 4LJ · Diesel

156.9p177.9p

Peacehaven, BN10 8QS · Diesel

161.9p181.9p

Cowley, OX4 2DT · Unleaded

161.9p179.9p

Waterstock, OX33 1LJ · Unleaded

181.9p199.9p

Dinbych-Y-Pysgod, SA70 8EU · Diesel

155.9p171.9p

Turriff, AB53 4ER · Unleaded

157.9p169.9p

Turriff, AB53 4BN · Unleaded

157.9p169.9p

Kelso, TD5 8DW · Unleaded

153.9p163.9p

Lancaster, LA2 7DH · Diesel

168.0p173.0p

Dungiven, BT47 4TA · Unleaded

148.9p152.9p

Brand League Table

#BrandAvg UnleadedAvg DieselStations
1BPD145.7p145.2p9
2THOMPSON FUELS LTD146.9p161.9p6
3SOLO148.9p167.8p10
4Nicholl148.9p166.6p6
5Costco149.5p171.6p20
6Go149.9p173.5p5
7Maxol150.2p170.0p27
8Maxol150.3p168.4p45
9Emo150.3p169.3p5
10Circle K151.6p169.7p23
11Morgan Fuels151.9p171.9p6
12Maxol152.3p170.6p7
13Circle K152.4p168.1p10
14Sainsbury's153.1p174.3p315
15Shell153.2p178.7p12
16Asda153.8p177.1p321
17Solo154.0p170.0p17
18Morrisons154.4p176.1p339
19Applegreen154.8p180.2p13
20Tesco155.1p184.6p514

Regional Winners

Cheapest Cities

#CityAvg UnleadedStations
1Exetersite145.7p14
2Falkirk148.4p9
3Coleraine148.5p10
4Derry148.5p5
5Londonderry148.6p10

Most Expensive Cities

#CityAvg UnleadedStations
1Shetland173.7p10
2Shotts169.5p5
3Birmingham167.9p82
4Hungerford167.5p5
5Lairg167.4p6

Summary

This week, the average price of unleaded (E10) across the UK was 158.2p per litre, down 0.9p from last week. Diesel averaged 182.7p per litre, down 2.2p.

Prices are sourced from the UK Government Fuel Finder API under The Motor Fuel Price (Open Data) Regulations 2025 and are updated every 5 minutes.

Understanding Your Weekly Fuel Report

Fuel prices in the UK rarely stay still for long. Wholesale costs shift with global oil markets, retailers adjust their margins, and what you paid last Tuesday might look rather different by Friday. That is precisely why a weekly snapshot matters more than checking prices on any single day.

This report compares the rolling seven-day national average against the previous week, giving you a clear picture of the direction prices are heading. If unleaded has crept up by a penny or two, you know it is worth filling up sooner rather than later. If diesel has dipped, you can afford to wait and let the market work in your favour.

We also highlight the cheapest stations spotted in the last 24 hours, so you are never far from a bargain. The data comes directly from the UK Government's mandatory fuel price reporting scheme, covering every major forecourt in the country, and refreshes every five minutes. Think of it as your weekly pit-stop briefing — the numbers you need, without the noise.

This Week at a Glance

  • Data covers Monday to Sunday, rolling seven days
  • Compared against the previous week for trend direction
  • All UK stations included via government open data
  • Updated every 5 minutes from live government feed

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the weekly fuel report updated?

The weekly report recalculates continuously. Underlying price data is pulled from the UK Government's mandatory reporting scheme every five minutes, and the seven-day averages update automatically as new readings arrive. There is no single “publish” moment — you are always looking at the most current rolling week.

What does the weekly price change mean for drivers?

The change figure shows whether the national average has risen or fallen compared to the previous seven days. A small upward arrow and a red badge means prices are climbing — it may be worth filling up now rather than waiting. A green downward arrow suggests prices are softening, so holding off a day or two could save you a few pence per litre.

How can I use this report to save money on fuel?

Use the trend direction to time your fill-ups. When the weekly average is falling, you can afford to run the tank lower and wait for cheaper prices. When it is rising, top up sooner. Pair this with the cheapest-stations table to find the best forecourt near you. Even saving 3p per litre on a 50-litre tank adds up to over 75 pounds a year for weekly fill-ups.