AA Fuel Report Results
Have you noticed it's getting more expensive to fill up?
It seems as though the rising cost of fuel has been relentless over the last few months, but there’s no signs of that slowing down unfortunately.
9 October 2018
Unleaded prices have risen 1.8p from 129.5p/litre to 131.3p/litre
Diesel prices have gone up by 2.1p from 132.3p/litre to 134.4p/litre
The price difference between diesel and unleaded has grown to 3.1p/litre
National and Regional
Petrol
Highest – The South East has recorded the highest price for unleaded at 132.2p/litre
Lowest – The North West has recorded the lowest price for unleaded at 130.3p/litre
Diesel
Highest – The South East has recorded the highest diesel price at 135.1p/litre
Lowest – Northern Ireland has the cheapest diesel at 133.0p/litre
Supermarkets
Supermarket prices for unleaded now average 128.2p/litre The gap between supermarket prices and the UK average for unleaded has fallen to 3.1p/litre
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