Forecourts in a sentence

At UK forecourts, the average cost of a litre of petrol and diesel is around £1.47 and £1.67 respectively, Government figures show.

Instead older brother Mohsin, 52, who was by that time running Asda, decided not only to keep its forecourts business, but to expand Asda into convenience retailing.

While most Waitrose supermarkets close their doors on Christmas Day, those located in Welcome Break service stations or Shell forecourts will remain open for those travelling to see loved ones.

A 1.6p increase over the past week has brought the average price of a litre of petrol at UK forecourts to a five-month high of 148.5p, according to Government data.

Average prices for petrol and diesel across UK forecourts are nearly 7p per litre cheaper than a month ago, sinking to their lowest level in almost three years.

Forecourts, city centre convenience stores and acting as wholesaler operators of smaller stores is part of the plan.

Government figures show the average cost of a litre of petrol and diesel at UK forecourts is around £1.45 and £1.55 respectively.

Lancashire Police launched an investigation into the fuel thefts after Lawrence stole from forecourts in Preston, Blackpool and Nelson in October, November, and December last year.

Morrisons was found to have the lowest price for fuel, with its forecourts charging an average of 136.9p per litre for petrol and 145.5p per litre for diesel.

The road side assistance business has called on forecourts to lower their prices to reflect the fact that wholesale prices on crude oil have been falling since the start of July.

The company sells its products through its shops in travel, leisure, and work-centered catchments; and franchised stores in motorway service stations and petrol forecourts.

Following his first suggestion, I stopped to refill my water bottles outside the three staffed checkpoints – which meant I did spend some time on godforsaken petrol station forecourts.

The washes, which have mushroomed in petrol stations, car parks and empty forecourts, offer cleaning for as little as £5.

These forecourts are typically fronted by large stones and it is thought the area in front of the cairn was used for public rituals of some kind.

These passage graves are usually larger than the Shetland type and are round or have funnel-shaped forecourts, although a few are long cairns - perhaps originally circular but with later tails added.