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NewsProtestors blockade three M25 fuel stations and smash up pumps
Fuel stations at motorway service areas on the M25 have today been blockaded, and fuel pumps damaged to put them out of action, in a protest by supporters of Just Stop Oil.
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NewsThieves smash their way in through wall of forecourt store in Warwickshire
Thieves who smashed their way into a forecourt store in Warwickshire stole an unknown amount of cigarettes, scratch cards and cash despite setting off a smoke cloaking device.
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NewsOfficers appeal for witnesses after woman is attacked on forecourt in Bristol
Officers from Avon and Somerset Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was attacked on the forecourt of a service station in Bristol on Tuesday August 16.
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NewsOasis Services on BBC for its low fuel prices
Oasis Services has featured on BBC Look North as an independent forecourt that has one of the best fuel prices in the region.
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NewsNew grid connections underway for Moto Medway
Investment is underway on new grid connections to switch on new EV charging stations at Moto Medway in Gillingham, Kent.
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NewsFuel consumption nearly back to pre-Covid levels
Petrol and diesel consumption was almost back to pre-Covid levels in May and June despite the high prices at the pumps.
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NewsMoto appoints Michelle Madeley as operations director
Motorway services operator Moto has appointed Michelle Madeley as operations director on the Moto Operating Board, reporting directly to CEO Ken McMeikan.
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NewsPolice seeking witnesses after man is assaulted on forecourt in Sussex
Officers from Sussex Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted at a petrol station in Hollier’s Hill, Bexhill.
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NewsForecourt Crime Index driven to record high by increasing incidents of unpaid fuel
Increasing incidents of unpaid fuel have driven the Forecourt Crime Index for the second quarter of 2022 to record levels according to BOSS, the British Oil Security Syndicate.
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NewsPolice appeal for dashcam footage after armed robbery at Norfolk petrol station
Officers from Norfolk Police are appealing for dashcam footage after an armed robbery at a petrol station in Ickburgh last week.
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NewsPricewatch makes Riverside Greetings sole greeting card category provider to its forecourts
Pricewatch has appointed Riverside Greetings as the sole greeting card category provider to its chain of forecourts in East Sussex, with a range of greeting cards being installed into nine of its Power Petroleum branded sites.
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NewsPolice close parts of M25 after disruption by Just Stop Oil protesters
Police have been forced to close parts of the M25 after climate protesters climbed on the gantries that support overhead signs above the motorway.
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NewsMan arrested on suspicion of drink and drug driving after car flips onto its side on forecourt
A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink and drug driving after a car flipped onto its side on a forecourt in Hampshire after colliding with a barrier.
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NewsDorset Police release CCTV images of suspects in burglary and damage at forecourt
Officers from Dorset Police investigating a burglary at a forecourt in Gillingham have issued CCTV images of the suspects.
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NewsPolice arrest driver of Range Rover linked to theft of more than £1,000 of fuel in drive-offs
Officers from Lancashire Police investigating the theft of more than £1,000 of fuel in multiple drive-offs from filling stations have arrested a man from Lea.
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NewsRetailer from County Durham takes over as national president of the Fed
County Durham retailer Jason Birks has been elected as the new national president of the Fed (Federation of Independent Retailers).
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NewsPolice discover cannabis farm at a former petrol station in Bridlington
Officers from Humberside Police have discovered a cannabis farm at a former petrol station in Bridlington.
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NewsMaxol begins work on new flagship £2m redevelopment of Kinnegar Service Station
Irish forecourt and convenience retailer Maxol has begun work to expand and develop its Kinnegar Service Station in Holywood, County Down, which will include its first dedicated EV charging hub in Northern Ireland.
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NewsOne in four workers in food retail skipping meals every month to pay bills warns union
One in four workers in the food retail industry is skipping meals every month in order to pay bills, according to the retail trade union Usdaw.
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NewsA new group of environmental activists planning “major wave of popular mass action”
A new group of environmental activists is threatening “a major wave of popular mass action” in the autumn.