A service area on the A1 operated by Penny on the Move
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🍔 Food and drink
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⛽ Forecourt brands and facilities
| STANNINGTON SERVICE STATION | ||
|---|---|---|
Super Unleaded (E5) |
194.9 | Since 17 September 2026 at 09:20:29 |
Unleaded (E10) |
168.9 | Since 6 November 2026 at 13:28:16 |
Diesel (B7) |
199.9 | Since 21 September 2026 at 14:51:50 |
Premium Diesel (B7) |
214.9 | Since 14 September 2026 at 10:12:25 |
| Also available | Adblue packaged, Adblue pumps, Air pump or screenwash, Car wash, Customer toilets, Lpg pumps, Twenty four hour fuel, Water filling | |
| Forecourt telephone | +441670785765 | |
Fuel prices and forecourt details are obtained from the UK Government Fuel Finder API. We check for updated prices approximately every ten minutes, although this can be affected by demand on the API.
If you see an error in this information - for example, the prices being charged at the service area are different to this data - then you can report it to the Fuel Finder website:
The history of the Stannington services is marked by significant changes following the development of the A1. Originally, the area featured two separate petrol stations at the junction of the old A1 and Stannington Station Road, including a Little Chef restaurant that opened in 1972. However, the introduction of the Stannington Bypass in 1987 led to a sharp decline in business for both sites. Over the years, the southbound facility underwent numerous ownership changes, transitioning from Safetyres and Esso to Jet, and eventually being redeveloped by Penny Petroleum into its current Penny on the move branding. While the northbound site's diner was demolished after falling into disrepair, new developments are on the horizon, with the GH Group planning a farm shop, holiday lodges, and an electric vehicle charging hub on the former diner's land. Additionally, local bus stops at the site were curiously named after the defunct Little Chef in official records for over two decades.