Tank repairer warns Blue Book guidance masks problem of leaks
Shell to host inaugural Women In Fuel event
Jet retakes Devon forecourt portfolio
Watchdog issues ‘compliance notices’ for Fuel Finder rule breaches
Highland forecourt The Green Welly Stop hits the market
Competition and Markets Authority says fuel retailers are too “passive” with pricing
Forecourts in hot water as miscalibrated pumps dispense incorrect amounts of fuel
Government eyes up car wash ban
London petrol stations hit with three armed robberies a month
Sales of disposable BBQs banned
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Highlights
Legal Doctor: Digital ID checks for alcohol sales coming this autumn
One of the most significant developments in age verification since the introduction of Challenge 21 and Challenge 25, digital ID, is coming this autumn. Lawyer Robert Botkai and his colleague Evie Mollitt detail what forecourt operators need to know.
Winter warmers: how forecourt operators should spruce up their car care ranges for the colder months
Colder, wetter weather and shorter spells of daylight will have an impact on what motorists buy for their vehicles during the autumn and winter, explain three major car care suppliers.
Best in class: A look at this year’s car care and lubricants category shortlist for the Forecourt Trader Awards
The car care and lubricants category is a stalwart of the forecourt store, but with the emergence of valeting hubs on the same sites it is taking on an even greater level of importance with drivers buying across the two areas.
FOCUS ON: Six things to know about frozen food
From air fryer ranges to mini freezers showcasing innovation such as chocolate-dipped fruit snacks, the enduring frozen category is getting exciting again.
COMMENT: This graph gives just a taste of the CMA’s woeful fuel-market analysis
You’ve got to hand it to the Competition and Markets Authority: it must take a certain strength of mind to ‘monitor’ fuel prices without acknowledging that tax is by far the biggest single reason why petrol and diesel are so expensive.
COMMENT: Carvery roasts to broken canopies: how to impress – and depress – a Forecourt Trader roving judge
Local customers queueing at a counter for carvery roasts, a pristine toilet decorated with flowers, an array of locally-sourced delicacies – just some of the surprises for a Forecourt Trader Awards’ roving judge.
Budgens and Londis: redefining convenience at the modern forecourt
Seeking organic growth across forecourts
Tackling the complexities of forecourt retail
How to build a vape range that drives footfall and margin
Choosing the right symbol group partner
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Focus On Features
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Industry Features & Analysis
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LEGAL DOCTOR: What the Deposit Return Scheme means for petrol retailers
LEGAL DOCTOR: Key updates on the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026, and the Deposit Return Scheme
Exchange for Change gives more retailers choice over DRS
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Why compliance is your untapped growth driver
The Five Pillars of Fuel Pricing
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