With data showing petrol prices are rising, RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “In bad news for drivers ahead of the bank holiday, the average price of petrol has reached a new Iran war high with a litre now costing 158.52p.
“The price last peaked on April 15 at 158.31p, falling by more than a penny until the start of May when it began rising again.
“But RAC analysis of wholesale fuel data unfortunately indicates that unleaded is now likely to increase to at least 160p a litre in the coming weeks, unless there's a dramatic and sustained drop in the price of oil which has been above $100 a barrel since late April.
“It's a more positive outlook for diesel as the wholesale price has reduced significantly since it peaked in early April.
“While the price of diesel at the pump has fallen nearly 6p to 185.92p - its lowest price since the start of last month - it should really be much lower than it is.
“We urge retailers to reflect the savings they're benefitting from when buying new supply on the forecourt.”
Your Chad has researched the prices in the area to see where you can fill up for less, and those which are the most expensive, using Petrolprices.com.
Prices are constantly changing, but the data published here are the most up-to-date figures available.
17. Co-Op, Sutton
The Co-Op, on Huthwaite Road, Sutton, has unleaded for 171.9p per litre, and diesel for 197.9p per litre, as of October 16. Photo: Google
18. MFG Eagle, Mansfield
MFG Eagle, on Chesterfield Road North, Mansfield, has unleaded for 173.9p per litre, and diesel for 199.9p per litre, as of October 16. Photo: Google
19. RSS Southwell, Mansfield
RSS Southwell, on Southwell Road West, Mansfield, has unleaded for 172.9p per litre and diesel for 198.9p per litre, as of October 6. Photo: Google
20. MPK Crossroads Service Station, Mansfield
MPK Crossroads Service Station on Southwell Road West, has unleaded for 175.9p per litre and diesel for 199.9p per litre as of October 14. Photo: Google