RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “Pump prices have started rising again on the back of last week's increase in the cost of oil, meaning the savings drivers have been benefitting from recently could start to disappear.
“The average price of unleaded had fallen 9p from an Iran war high at the end of May of 159.53p to a low of 150.59p on July 6, but over the weekend has gone back above 151p (151.19p).
“Diesel has also begun to tick up from its conflict low of 164.52p to 164.85p, having come down 27p since hitting 191.54p in mid-April.
“Drivers embarking on their summer getaways may well see slightly higher forecourt prices again, with both petrol and diesel likely to go up a couple of pence a litre more in the next week or so.
“The fate of pump prices here in the UK once again rests on whether there are further attacks between the US and Iran.”
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