All Forecourt Trader articles in August 2026 – Page 5
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NewsNaked forecourt cocaine binge man sentenced
A man who ran naked around a petrol-station forecourt in Swindon when under the influence of cocaine has been sentenced after pleading guilty to a host of charges.
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NewsWelcome Break faces High Court challenge over new motorway services
Welcome Break is facing further headaches over a new motorway service area just weeks after planning permission for the project was granted.
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NewsTesco Clubcard points can now be collected at Be.EV charging sites
Tesco Clubcard members can now collect Clubcard points when they charge their EVs at more than 680 Be.EV sites across the UK.
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NewsDeliberate non-payment is driving rise in fuel thefts, says BOSS
New stats from the British Oil Security Syndicate (BOSS) reveal that deliberate non-payment is driving much of the latest 3% rise in forecourt crime. Another worrying trend is the increase in cases involving self-service checkouts, where drivers are deliberately avoiding adding their fuel purchase when prompted at the till.
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NewsGridserve puts Electric Freightway to the test
Gridserve will put its emerging Electric Freightway infrastructure to the test next month, as it takes part in the 2026 Greenfleet Mythbusters EV Rally.
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NewsACS highlights importance of flexible working options
The ACS has responded to the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade’s consultation on reforming zero hours contracts, urging the government not to undermine the local, secure and flexible employment opportunities offered in the convenience/forecourt sector.
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NewsPay at pump: retailers share their insights into the tech
Both petrol and people are expensive and, with employee costs and fuel thefts skyrocketing, a growing number of fuel retailers are wondering if pay at pump could bring a boost to their business – either by improving security, extending opening hours or reducing staff costs.
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