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BP is located at The, Vineyard, Abingdon OX14 3PB, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with BP and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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pcp 03

3 Google Rating

didnt have the bed i wanted

3/ 5

didnt have the bed i wanted

Mihai Adrian

1 Google Rating

Dumb..

1/ 5

Dumb..

Adam66787

4 Google Rating

Average price petrol station

4/ 5

Average price petrol station

Kathryn Lynch

3 Google Rating

Handy as it has cashpoint and shop + hand car wash,but petrol is pricey here.

3/ 5

Handy as it has cashpoint and shop + hand car wash,but petrol is pricey here.

Peter Staples

4 Google Rating

Friendly, even when you forget your wallet

4/ 5

Friendly, even when you forget your wallet

P Walker

4 Google Rating

Really nice people and great service but who sets the price? At £1.45 for diesel that is a massive

4/ 5

Really nice people and great service but who sets the price? At £1.45 for diesel that is a massive 10p more per litre than the national average and 12p more per litre than nearby towns!

Donna Rankin

4 Google Rating

Quick and easy for getting fuel and drinks.

4/ 5

Quick and easy for getting fuel and drinks.

Ray Stimpson

4 Google Rating

very helpfull when could not get petrol cap of

4/ 5

very helpfull when could not get petrol cap of

Archie & Mollie Cat life

1 Google Rating

Some diesel pumps operate very slowly, they always say waiting for an engineer to come out. In addit

1/ 5

Some diesel pumps operate very slowly, they always say waiting for an engineer to come out. In addition they never have gloves or tissue available, claiming it’s on order but hasn’t arrived. This is not acceptable for a fuel station with customers handling fuel products. The standard responses are always to blame that they are waiting for orders or engineers. Personally I think they are cutting costs to try and save money but these are basics. I won’t be using them again.

paula young

4 Google Rating

The chaps and lassies serving are helpful and they have a 3ide range of necessities at reasonable pr

4/ 5

The chaps and lassies serving are helpful and they have a 3ide range of necessities at reasonable prices

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