Blacklaw Drive Saint Leonards G74 2AG
Supermarket
Co-op fuel prices and stations
Compare Co-op unleaded and diesel averages versus peer and UK benchmarks, see freshness coverage, and spot where this brand is currently cheapest.
22 stations across the UK.
Stations
Showing unleaded prices where available. Unleaded uses E10 where available, then unleaded fallback.
Ox Close, Marske Road Saltburn-by-the-Sea TS12 1NR
Amenities
Amenities- Car wash
About Co-op
- Brand type
- Supermarket
- Stations tracked
- 22 stations
- Rewards
- No rewards listed
- Current price data
- Updated 24 Apr 2026
Co-op is best known for convenience retail, but many drivers still associate Co-op branding with former forecourt sites that may now operate under different ownership.
In 2022, Co-op agreed to sell 129 forecourt sites to Asda as part of a strategy focusing more heavily on convenience retail, which means forecourt branding and operation may change over time at some sites.
Co-op-owned Nisa supports many independent stores, so you may see Co-op/Nisa convenience branding attached to forecourts where fuel pricing and branding are set by the site operator.
At a glance
- Primarily a convenience-led brand, with forecourt association varying by legacy site ownership.
- Some stations with Co-op-linked retail are operated by partner fuel brands.
- Best treated as a local-site context signal rather than a uniform national fuel operator.
Fuel and energy options
- Fuel grade mix is determined by the on-site forecourt operator, not Co-op convenience fascia alone.
- Premium and alternative energy availability are highly site dependent.
- Convenience range can be strong even where forecourt services are relatively basic.
Loyalty and payment
- Co-op membership is strongest for grocery member pricing and partner offers; forecourt fuel rewards are typically partner-operator specific.
- Where Co-op stores sit beside partner fuel brands, pump loyalty usually follows the fuel brand's rules rather than a single Co-op fuel currency.
- Use membership value on food/convenience lines and validate fuel-specific promotions at the exact site.
Who this brand suits
- Drivers who want to combine fuel with a food or household shop.
- Households that regularly use supermarket loyalty programmes.
- Local routine journeys where convenience matters as much as pump price.
Before you go checks
- Confirm the actual pump brand and operator on the station card before comparing loyalty value.
- Check the latest price timestamp and fuel-grade listing for that specific location.
- If combining with shopping, verify store opening hours separately from forecourt hours.
Known variation note
Co-op-linked locations can vary from legacy forecourts to partner-operated fuel stops, so operator details matter more than fascia recognition.
Sources
Sources last reviewed 26 Feb 2026.
All-grade averages
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Quick summary
Fast read of how Co-op is performing right now.
Price position
Above UK average on tracked fuels.
Unleaded is 1.6p above UK average. Diesel is 0.4p above UK average.
Key insight
Co-op prices are typically 1.6p above the national average.
Use the comparison and distribution sections below for local context.
Most competitive areas
Best average unleaded value appears in Shropshire and Oxfordshire.
Regional averages are directional and can change as fresh prices arrive.
Freshness coverage
14% of tracked stations have fresh prices.
Based on 22 stations with recorded unleaded prices.
Coverage snapshot
Strongest county coverage is Somerset.
6 stations in that county; 22 stations tracked overall.
Price comparison
Compare Co-op averages to supermarket average and the UK benchmark.
What this means: Unleaded is 4.5p/L above the supermarket average and 1.6p/L above the UK average. Diesel is 4p/L above the supermarket average and roughly in line with the UK average.
Price distribution
What this means: Typical unleaded prices span about 2p across the middle of the range, so pricing is fairly consistent. Typical diesel prices span about 1p across the middle of the range, so pricing is fairly consistent. Unleaded pricing varies more than diesel across this brand.
Brand snapshot
A quick read on price freshness, coverage, and facilities for Co-op.
How to use this brand guide
Use this guide to see how Co-op prices compare across the UK. The averages show whether prices run above or below the national level, and the distribution highlights how much local prices vary. Use the freshness labels to prioritise recent data when comparing value, and jump to station details for opening hours and facilities.
Planning a longer trip? Pair the journey cost calculator with the route planner to compare pump price savings against detour time. For regional context, jump to county pages or the UK price map to see where this brand is most competitive, or explore the fuel calculators for cost comparisons.
Brand FAQs
We use the latest recorded prices across Co-op stations, prioritising E10, then E5, then unleaded (and the latest diesel when available).
Some stations may not have recent or verified prices yet, so averages and comparisons update as new data arrives.
Use postcode search to compare nearby stations and sort by lowest price.