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BP Oxford at The Vineyard is dedicated to providing an exceptional service experience for each visitor. Situated conveniently for those commuting or traveling through the area, this station offers high-quality fuels and a range of vehicle services to keep you on the road. The well-maintained forecourt ensures a clean and welcoming environment, while the knowledgeable staff are always ready to help with any questions or assistance you may need. Beyond fuel, BP Oxford features a convenience store stocked with snacks and beverages to keep you refreshed on the go. Experience reliability and convenience at BP Oxford, where your satisfaction is our priority.

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Sara Roberts

1 Google Rating

Absolutely appalling garage. They have no first aid kit with eye rinse, even though they are sellin

1/ 5

Absolutely appalling garage. They have no first aid kit with eye rinse, even though they are selling chemicals. My son got petrol in his eye and all the staff at the garage did was say ‘no we don’t have eye rinse and if we did you couldn’t use it!’. Luckily there was a lovely couple who had just filled up with petrol who helped him rinse his eye out in the bathroom and took him to hospital, as he was unable to see out of the eye.

Dan Barrett

1 Google Rating

Rude staff who don't like giving back the attitude they have just given Dirty and broken hgv pumps.

1/ 5

Rude staff who don't like giving back the attitude they have just given Dirty and broken hgv pumps.

amelia hitchens

5 Google Rating

Lovely interaction. A man (perhaps by the name of George?) provided a wonderful service at 3am on Tu

5/ 5

Lovely interaction. A man (perhaps by the name of George?) provided a wonderful service at 3am on Tuesday morning. Such a great cheerful and pleasant encounter.

Hotaka Kanazawa

5 Google Rating

There are 3 vacuums. We can use them with £1.5 for 6min.

5/ 5

There are 3 vacuums. We can use them with £1.5 for 6min.

Benjámin Baczó

1 Google Rating

I was asking for whipped cream, the lady asked her colleagues, and he was like “we can make some

1/ 5

I was asking for whipped cream, the lady asked her colleagues, and he was like “we can make some”. I'm too tired of his dirty jokes.

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