The Motor Fuel Price (Open Data) Regulations 2025
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Change 1
Schedule 1 Registration information in relation to a petrol filling station
Regulation 2(1) 1 Trading name. 2 Brand name, if any, and if different to the trading name. 3 Postal address. 4 Latitude and longitude. 5 Usual trading hours. 6 Telephone number, where that number is made available to the public. 7 Amenities and facilities available at the petrol filling station. 8 Grades of motor fuel usually offered for sale. 9 Selling price of each grade of motor fuel. 10 Whether the petrol filling station is temporarily closed to the public. 11 Identity of the motor fuel trader and the following details of the individual at the motor fuel trader who will act as a general point of contact for the purposes of these Regulations— (a) name; (b) telephone number; (c) position; (d) email address. 12 Identity of the person who will be responsible for fulfilling the obligations of the motor fuel trader in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station (“reporter”). 13 Trading name of any other petrol filling station for which the reporter is also the reporter. 14 The following details of the individual at the reporter who will act as the first point of contact for the purposes of the requirements in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station— (a) name; (b) telephone number; (c) position; (d) email address. 15 The details in paragraph 14(a) to (d) in relation to an individual at the reporter who will act as an alternative contact for the purposes of the requirements in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station. 16 Description of the nature of the ownership and operation of the petrol filling station, in particular whether the petrol filling station is— (a) owned and operated as an independent business, (b) operated under a franchise arrangement, or (c) owned or operated by a motor fuel trader which is a subsidiary or a holding company, within the meaning of section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006.
Schedule 1 Registration information in relation to a petrol filling station
Regulation 2(1) 1 Trading name. 2 Brand name, if any, and if different to the trading name. 3 Postal address. 4 Latitude and longitude. 5 Usual trading hours. 6 Telephone number, where that number is made available to the public. 7 Amenities and facilities available at the petrol filling station. 8 Grades of motor fuel usually offered for sale. 9 Selling price of each grade of motor fuel. 10 Whether the petrol filling station is temporarily closed to the public. 11 Identity of the motor fuel trader and the following details of the individual at the motor fuel trader who will act as a general point of contact for the purposes of these Regulations— (a) name; (b) telephone number; (c) position; (d) email address. 12 Identity of the person who will be responsible for fulfilling the obligations of the motor fuel trader in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station (“reporter”). 13 Trading name of any other petrol filling station for which the reporter is also the reporter. 14 The following details of the individual at the reporter who will act as the first point of contact for the purposes of the requirements in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station— (a) name; (b) telephone number; (c) position; (d) email address. 15 The details in paragraph 14(a) to (d) in relation to an individual at the reporter who will act as an alternative contact for the purposes of the requirements in Part 4 in relation to the petrol filling station. 16 Description of the nature of the ownership and operation of the petrol filling station, in particular whether the petrol filling station is— (a) owned and operated as an independent business, (b) operated under a franchise arrangement, or (c) owned or operated by a motor fuel trader which is a subsidiary or a holding company, within the meaning of section 1159 of the Companies Act 2006.
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