PETROL prices have seen a small rise over the last seven days.
The price for a litre of unleaded has increased by 2p since last Friday (June 24) while diesel has remained pretty static.
Fuel retailers have been accused of “inexplicably” raising pump prices again despite falling wholesale costs.
The RAC say drivers have “a right to know” why they are still being charged record prices to fill up.
RAC fuel price spokesman Simon Williams said: “Inexplicably, fuel prices rose yet again yesterday.
“We can see absolutely no rhyme or reason why average forecourt prices are still going up, given that the wholesale price of both fuels has been falling for weeks.
“Drivers up and down the country have a right to know why they’re having to pay what they are for fuel when the costs to retailers right now are so much less than they were a few weeks ago.”
At the time of writing here are the cheapest places to fill your tank this week:
UNLEADED
Asda, Barons Quay, Northwich - 188.7p per litre
Shell, London Road, Davenham - 188.9p per litre
Texaco, Runcorn Road, Barnton - 188.9p per litre
Texaco, King Street, Northwich - 189.9p per litre
Sainsbury's, Northwich - 189.9p per litre
DIESEL
Asda, Barons Quay, Northwich - 195.7p per litre
Bowers Three Way Garage, Holmes Chapel Road - 197p per litre
Texaco King Street, Northwich - 197.9p per litre
Sainsbury's, Northwich - 197.9p per litre
Shell, London Road, Davenham - 198.9p per litre
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