Petrol prices continue to rise, in Bristol, in Britain, and around the world. But, as we all know, not everywhere's fuel prices are the same - and nowhere is that more apparent that on Coronation Road in Bristol.
The road, which runs along the south side of the river Avon, has two garages on it, with a third a little further along on what is technically York Road. The three stations have wildly different prices for a litre of fuel.
Shell, furthest to the east, charges 166.9p for a litre of unleaded petrol. Asda, less than a mile to the west, charges 160.7p for the same.
