Fuel Prices in Newcastle city centre
Live comparison for NE1 area. Tracking 20 stations across 35 brands. For a detailed breakdown including 7-day price trends, market competition analysis, and savings tips, and also find Today’s Cheapest Petrol and Diesel in Newcastle city centre .
North East
20 Stations
11 Brands
Updated 18 Sep 2026
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7-Day Price Movement
Petrol (E10)
167.5p
168p
Diesel (B7)
189.7p
193.1p
Cheapest Today
Area Averages vs National
Petrol
167.2p
▼ 0.3p vs UK Avg
Super Unleaded
187.0p
▲ 1.7p vs UK Avg
Diesel
191.4p
▼ 1.2p vs UK Avg
Super Diesel
210.7p
▼ 2.6p vs UK Avg
All Fuel Stations in Newcastle city centre (NE1)
Frequently Asked Questions About Fuel in Newcastle city centre
As of 18 September 2026, the cheapest E10 petrol in Newcastle city centre is 134.9p at SHELL CO-OP WHITEMARE POOL, WHITEMARE POOL, GATESHEAD, TYNE AND WEAR, UNITED KINGDOM.
There is currently a 40.0p difference between the cheapest and most expensive stations in Newcastle city centre. For a standard 55-litre family car, that equals a saving of £22.00 per tank.
We update prices daily using data provided directly by fuel stations via the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) Open Data scheme. This is a UK Government initiative requiring all major retailers to report live prices, ensuring you see the most accurate data for the Newcastle area.
Not today. SHELL CO-OP WHITEMARE POOL is actually cheaper than local supermarkets in NE1. It's always worth comparing before filling up.
We are currently tracking 20 active fuel stations in the NE1 area, operated by 11 different brands including ESSO, JET, ASDA and more.
The cheapest B7 diesel in Newcastle city centre is currently 144.9p at SHELL CO-OP WHITEMARE POOL. You can also use our interactive fuel map to compare diesel prices visually.
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Prices sourced from the UK Government CMA Open Data Scheme, updated every 30 minutes. CheckFuelPrices is editorially independent — read our policy.