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News · 7 July 2026

Around 570 UK petrol stations fail to report live fuel prices

Around 570 UK petrol stations fail to report live fuel prices

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Hundreds of UK petrol stations are failing to meet legal requirements for updating live fuel prices, hindering a government initiative. Around 570 sites have not provided any petrol price information, despite it being mandatory since February 2. The Competition and Markets Authority can take enforcement action against non-compliant retailers, with a grace period for fines ending on May 1.

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